Enterrando a la ex (2014)

Premios
- 2 premios y 1 nominación en total

Vídeos2

Trailer 2:03

International Trailer

Reparto principal20

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Anton Yelchin

Max

Ashley Greene

Evelyn

Alexandra Daddario

Olivia

Oliver Cooper

Travis

Dick Miller

Crusty Old Cop

Archie Hahn

Chuck

Julia Marchese

Disgruntled Customer

Wyni Landry

Goth Girl #1
(as Wyndoline Landry)
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Mary Kate Wiles

Goth Girl #2

Mark Alan

Bartender

Ozioma Akagha

Kat

Stephanie Koenig

Kendra

Katie Roberts

FHM Centerfold
(as Katie Ross)

John Hora

Grumpy Customer

Gabrielle Christian

Coco

Henry Stanny

Bearded man who walks out of cinema

London May

Black Metal Bar Goth
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Mindy Robinson

Mindy
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Near the beginning of the film a moving truck can be seen with the name Romero & Sons. A reference to George A. Romero who is the father of zombie movies.

Pifias
At one point early in the movie, Evelyn tells Max he should "replace those incandescent tubes, and get some compact fluorescents". The bulbs shown are in fact fluorescent tubes (not incandescent), and compact fluorescent bulbs would not work in that type of fixture.

Citas
Olivia: So I took off all of my clothes, and I stood right in front of him, and I said, "you either pick Jesus, or you pick me." He picked Jesus.

Créditos adicionales
A behind the scenes clip of the special effects vomit gag is shown after the end credits.

Conexiones
Features Vampiros del espacio (1957)

Banda sonora
Main Title
From Vinieron del espacio (1953)
Composed by Herman Stein (ASCAP)
Gilead Music Co. (ASCAP)
Courtesy Monstrous Movie Music

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Comentarios

Reseña destacada

6/10

Not The Walking Dead, Nevertheless, It's Fun!

Cute movie. I don't know why it has such a low rating.

This is not your typical zombie-type movie. It's more of a zomedy (zombie comedy :p) So, don't watch this expecting something like The Walking Dead.

The acting was good, and the writing clever. The zombie makeup was interesting. The flies flying around Greene was funny, and it was one of the things The Walking Dead never implements, but you have to figure that zombies would have a lotta flies buzzing around them.

Anton Yelchin did a good job in the lead, and Ashley Greene was the sexiest zombie you'll ever see.

In thought this would be awful, but I was very entertained. I recommend this.

Some will not like this, because they don't like zomedies, but it will be their loss.

I gave this a 6-star rating.