During the Spanish Civil War, sworn enemies must work together when they encounter flesh-eating zombies created in a Nazi experiment.
Aura Garrido
Matacuras
Miki Esparbé
Jan
Luis Callejo
Sargento
Álvaro Cervantes
Mecha
Jesús Carroza
Jurel
María Botto
Sor Flor
Sergio Torrico
Brodsky
Francisco Reyes
Comandante SS
Frank Feys
Oficial Waffen SS
Asia Ortega
Novia Pueblo
Ken Appledorn
El Americano
Manel Llunell
Decruz
Manuel Morón
General Lozano
Dafnis Balduz
Comisario Político
Pol Corominas
Novio boda
Julius Cotter
General Americano
Oscar Dorta
Militar Las Aguilas 2
Bruno García
Zombi Niño
Mouad Ghazouan
Rafir
Óscar Intente
Oficial Pelotón
Sanna Toivanen
Ochoa
Director
Alberto de Toro
Director
Javier Ruiz Caldera
Screenplay
Jaime Marques
Screenplay
Cristian Conti
Writer
Manuel Martín Ferreras
August 12, 2022
6
Valley of the Dead follows the standard Zombie flick formula with one or two twists, that add a little added novelty.
Its Spanish civil war setting is not something I have seen before. It offers a tie in with Nazi experimentation and creation of zombies, as a biological weapon. Given Hitler backed one side of the conflict this is a clever tie in.
Does it really make a difference though? Well in a superficial sense, yes. But then this is a drama that runs primarily on exposition, shoot zombies, run from zombies, repeat, find out who's behind it all and try to stop them.
The downside and this is a problem I have encountered with a lot of content with the Netflix label is its "woke-ness." It sets up a toxic masculinity scenario at one point and has a women deal with it. Its a rather nasty little number too, involving the clergy and kids....yuck.
Frankly I considered switching off at this point. No one wants to be lectured watching what is supposed to be entertainment. Knock it off guys, its not doing your reputation with me at least, any favours.
Anyway moving on from that its otherwise mostly watchable. Exposition is well done, sets are good and acting is solid, with a decent cast.
6/10.