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Zombie Soy is one of those films that lingers in your mind, you know? It’s set against this gritty urban backdrop, and you really feel the weight of Andrés’ struggles. The pacing is kind of slow but purposeful, giving you time to immerse in his chaotic life. There’s a rawness to the performances that really hits home; the actors aren't just playing roles—they're embodying the turmoil of their characters. The themes of isolation and regret are thick in the air, and you can almost taste the despair. I mean, it’s not your typical zombie flick at all, despite the name. It's more of a dramatic exploration, with practical effects that enhance the atmosphere rather than distract. Definitely a unique take in the genre.
Gritty urban atmosphere · Raw performances · Themes of isolation and regret
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