Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Asad Almond A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

dbborroughs Spanish alien zombie comedy gore film isn't very good. Two men escape from prison then make a b-line to retrieve some stolen cash. Ending up double crossed they find themselves up against some alien zombies.Starring Paul Naschy, famous for playing werewolf in a long running series of movies, this is an on the cheap production that reminded me of Peter Jackson's Bad Taste. Very gory, the film is hampered by some really bad taste and offensive attitudes (misogyny abounds), its just not fun to listen to these jerks. Worse is the fact that humor more often than not falls flat. Only Naschy gives any reason to see the film.

payoguiri Yeah, like all the others, I also do love this picture! Although it is a low budget movie, the shootout-scenes (in the Alien-Bar) are very well done. It almost seems that John Woo has directed this scene! The humor of the film is actually comparable with Peter Jackson's Bad Taste! Have a look at the Alien-Bosses at the end of the film...they look like the puppets of "Sesame-Street"! (alluson of "Meet the Feebles"?) The actors are not so well known, but the locations (mostly in the "Comarca de Guadix", Granada) like the town Abla, where the Alien-Bar is, are known by Spaghetti-Western Freakes! Near Abla is La Calahora e.g. There were shot many scenes from "Once upon a time in the West" Must be seen!!!!!

johnrock This is a wonderful zombie flick that should appeal to everyone who likes zombie films with a dose of humor. Don't be bothered by the extremely poor rating. With films like these, a poor rating is actually a good rating because it means that mainstream viewers hate it. About the story: Two guys escape from prison. They hijack a hot chick and her car. Then they visit a friend, collect some guns, and go to a big gangster boss who owes them money. It turn out, however, that the gangster boss is very inhuman in the literal sense... Mucha Sange has been described as a "film that Tarantino would have made if he were Spanish and knew how to make a good zombie flick". It has everything you can ever wish for in a zombie movie: Cool characters, heavy metal music, fantastic settings, just the right dose of humor, crazy gunfights, an almost surreal chainsaw scene, a hot sex scene with a very hot chick, good actors, I could go on forever.See this movie. You won't regret it. But don't see it with friends who are not into this kind of movies. It's clearly a zombie film made by fans for the fans.

pumaye This is a strange movie, really strange: it tells the story of an alien invasion very similar to the one of Peter Jackson's debut film, Bad Taste, but possibly with more bad taste than the original. It is also almost a remake of Jackson gore masterpiece Dead Alive (aka Brain Dead), with a visceral humour, almost insane, made by blood, blood and more blood, with chainsaws, guns and blood all over the place. Not really original, but with that peculiar Spanish flavor that you may already have tasted and seen in other movies like Accion Mutante, El dia de la bestia and other similar to these. There is a cameo by the old Spanish horror icon Paul Naschy/Jacinto Molina. And... yes, the female lead actress is really tasty, but not as the stupid aliens in this movie think (boys, what a gorgeous woman she is!).