It was supposed to be a romantic afternoon on a “deserted” island in the Uruguay River, but a couple of wealthy ecologists had a bad luck because they ended up finding not love and peace, but hungry zombies wanting guts and brains under the command of a priestess. diabolical, and this couple will have to fight for their survival in that place. Parallel to this, a serial killer dressed as an old lady drags a "blonde" from the city to her isolated shed to serve as a victim in her sadistic tortures.
Petter Baiestorf
Director
Denise V
Tânia
Coffin Souza
Euclides/Psysho Freak
Jorge Timm
Gaúcho
Cláudia de Sordi
Loira/Contra-regras (cena pós-créditos)
Airton Bratz
Zumbi
Elio Copini
Zumbi/Câmera (cena pós-créditos)
Ivan Pohl
Zumbi/Ator (cena pós-créditos)
Nelson Reinheimer
Zumbi
Lacy Richter
Zumbi
Edson Marins
Zumbi
Marcírio Albuquerque
Zumbi
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