Nekrotronic

Nekrotronic is a bizarre, fast-paced hoot, its slapdash devil-may-care storytelling dynamics oddly working for me more often than they did not.

"Nekrotronic" is "fun," but often in an off-putting, aggressive way. The Roache-Turners have prioritized fleeting moments of gross-out humor and special-effects dazzle over a controlled pace, or careful world-building.

This bloodthirsty comic-book fantasy is let down by its infantile humor and derivative, incoherent plot.

The dialogue is wiseass yet witless, the action incessant minus any novelty of style, stunts, or ideas.

An awkward, painful mash-up of horror and comedy that induces all the wrong kind of squirms, Nekrotronic feels like a Z-grade SyFy Channel movie that escaped its basic-cable confines.

Nekrotronic feels like Quentin Tarantino had been watching a lot of Edgar Wright and Wachowski movies, and then decided to make a Ghostbusters film.

A funny and familiar film. [Full Review in Spanish]

Nekrotronic is a laugh riot, full of surprises, allusions, and tributes. [Full Review in Spanish]

There are many loose ends. [Full review in Spanish]

Monica Bellucci turns the internet a portal for demons. Goofy and inventive. Unfortunately gets lost in the minutia.