Mummy, I'm a Zombie

Synopsis

Mummy, I'm a Zombie, also known as Dixie y la rebelión zombi, follows the story of Dixie, a teenage girl who finds herself caught in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. With the help of her friends, who are also misfits, Dixie embarks on an adventurous journey to save her town from the undead. As they navigate through hilarious challenges and obstacles, the group learns the importance of friendship, acceptance, and courage. The film combines elements of horror and comedy, presenting a unique take on both the zombie genre and teenage life. The colorful animation and quirky characters make it an engaging film for younger audiences, while offering underlying messages about resilience and standing up against adversities. Through Dixie's transformation into a zombie, the film creatively explores themes of identity and rebellion, all wrapped up in a fun, action-packed narrative that keeps audiences entertained until the end.

Cast

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  Paula Ribó

  Dixie (voice)

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  Núria Trifol

  Isis / Julia (voice)

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  Roser Batalla

  Negreda / Sofia (voice)

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  Ivan Labanda

  Gonner (voice)

• Elisabeth Bergalló

  Piroska (voice)

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  Luis Posada

  Vitriol / Ricardo (voice)

Reviews

Mummy, I'm a Zombie has received mixed reviews since its release. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a rating of just 25%, with critics pointing out that while it attempts to infuse humor into the zombie genre, it often falls flat. One critic from 'The Animation Journal' commented, "While the film's premise is intriguing, it lacks the depth and character development needed to truly engage viewers." Additionally, Metacritic gives it a score of 40, indicating mixed or average reviews. Nonetheless, some viewers found charm in its quirky style and humor, stating, "It's a fun little ride for kids who enjoy something different in the zombie genre." Despite the 4.5/10 rating on IMDb, which reflects a generally unfavorable audience reception, a handful of viewers appreciated its unique animation and the moral lessons embedded in the story. Overall, Mummy, I'm a Zombie serves as a reminder that not all zombie tales need to be dark and brooding, even if it doesn't quite hit the mark for every viewer.