Blood Quantum
Director:
Jeff BarnabyGuión:
Jeff BarnabyCámara:
Michel St. MartinReparto:
Michael Greyeyes, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Stonehorse Lone Goeman, Forrest Goodluck, Kiowa Gordon, Brandon Oakes, Olivia Scriven, Devery Jacobs (más)Sinopsis(1)
En una reserva de nativos americanos se preparan para defenderse de una plaga zombi que asola el exterior. Su ventaja: cualquiera con sangre nativa es inmune a la plaga... aunque no a que un infectado le arranque las tripas. (Movistar+)
Reseñas (3)
I like the concept, fitting a zombie apocalypse in the local politico-historical and social realities of Canada is a very good idea that could have been the starting point for a memorably good and important film. But the execution is not very successful and Blood Quantum ends up being terribly dull, derivative and, above all, awfully boring; I had serious trouble keeping my attention. The characters are extremely unlikeable, I wasn’t interested in them at all, on the contrary, most of them actively pissed me off. The gore is quite decent but without deviating from many other zombie movies. For me it’s, first and foremost, wasted potential.
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An inoffensive zombie B-movie from Canada. It doesn't bring anything new to the table, of course, but it's quite fun to watch. Visually, it's average and the actors are rather mediocre, but the film has its merits elsewhere and that lies in the awesome gore. Here the make-up artists went all out and serve up some really decent brutal scenes (the scenes where a zombie hangs upside down by just his guts or the motorcycle going through a head were awesome and looked really good). I also liked the presence of Indians, a samurai sword and a certain grind house feel. Fans of zombie flicks and gore will enjoy it. Story**, Action***, Humor**, Violence****, Entertainment****, Music***, Visuals***, Atmosphere**, Suspense**. 6/10.
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Canadá está amenazada por una plaga de zombis, y los únicos que parecen inmunes al virus son los indígenas. Y no tienen más remedio que luchar por la supervivencia. Terror melancólico pero lleno de acción y a la vez extraño, operando en toda una gama de estados de ánimo: desde escenas divertidas, casi de grindhouse, con indios diciendo cosas graciosas y decapitando zombis con espadas, hasta episodios deprimentes de desesperación y crueles injusticias cometidas sobre personajes simpáticos. Seguro de que a muchos espectadores no les gustará esta montaña rusa emocional, pero seguro vale la pena apreciar la visión ligeramente diferente de las historias sobre cadáveres reanimados, en esta película fresca, elegante y bien rodada. [Sitges 2019]
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