No hay muerto malo

About This Movie

So 'No hay muerto malo' is an interesting blend of comedy and thriller, really. You’ve got this grumpy retiree, Eduardo, who finds himself in a pretty absurd situation. When he accidentally causes his irritating neighbor's dog to get run over, the film dives into some dark humor territory. The pacing is intriguing; it builds tension while still maintaining a lighthearted vibe. The way Eduardo handles this corpse is both comical and cringe-inducing. It's notable how it explores themes of guilt and the lengths people go to hide their mistakes. The performances have this rawness that makes the interactions feel genuine, especially in the awkward moments. Not your usual fare, that's for sure.

Dark comedy with thriller elements · Focus on character-driven humor · Explores themes of guilt and secrecy