我有毒

After their debut film, a dark, atmospheric tale set in a haunted Argentine landscape, directors Pablo Parés and Daniel de la Vega continued their journey into horror. They collaborated with an American studio on a post-apocalyptic zombie feature that depicted a devastated South America transformed into a sprawling refuse heap. In this bleak world, the undead became the only remnants of humanity, struggling to survive amid the chaos and decay. This film explores themes of decay, survival, and the slow unraveling of societal order in a world overrun by chaos. The filmmakers skillfully craft a tense atmosphere, blending grim visuals with compelling characters fighting for existence amid heaps of debris and ruins.**Critique:** The movie delivers a gritty and relentless portrayal of post-apocalyptic despair, with strong visuals that emphasize the wastelands bleakness. The narrative is driven by the survivors’ desperate struggle to cling to their humanity in a world where everything has fallen apart. While the plot may follow familiar genre tropes, the filmmakers’ execution provides a fresh and chilling perspective on the zombie mythos, making it a compelling watch for fans of dystopian horror.