A femme fatale fashionista at a trendy design school embarks on a brutal and bloody killing spree, while gleefully evading the hapless cops assigned to the murder cases.
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Title: Sexykiller, morirás por ella (2008)
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Cast
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| Macarena Gómez | ... | Bárbara / Sexykiller | |
| Alejo Sauras | ... | Álex | |
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César Camino | ... | Tomás |
| Ángel de Andrés López | ... | Inspector (as Ángel de Andrés) | |
| Juan Carlos Vellido | ... | Profesor Anatomía | |
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Nadia Casado | ... | Clara |
| Juan Díaz | ... | Jesús | |
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David Tenreiro | ... | Santiago |
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Fernando Ramallo | ... | Ángel |
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Ramón Langa | ... | Decano |
| Jimmy Barnatán | ... | Chico jardín | |
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Eloi Yebra | ... | Chico jardín (as Eloy Yebra) |
| Paco León | ... | Cameo víctima coche | |
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Luciano Federico | ... | Comisario jefe |
| Andreu Castro | ... | Edu | |
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A femme fatale fashionista at a trendy design school embarks on a brutal and bloody killing spree, while gleefully evading the hapless cops assigned to the murder cases.
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zombie | surprise during end credits | serial killer | female assassin | experiment gone wrong |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong bloody violence, sexual content, nudity and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
SpainLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
10 October 2008 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
Barbykiller, morirás por ella See more »Company Credits
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Written by De Luca, Brendel, Rowley and Jacquin
Performed by Los Calaveras
© 2007 Black Hole Publishing
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Bárbara's second surname is "Mata" (Bárbara Ruiz Mata). "Bárbara Mata" means "Bárbara kills" in Spanish. See more »Goofs
At the forensic examination room, one of the chest radiographs is wrongly positioned. It should be flipped horizontally, so the heart shadow mainly occupies the right half of the image (as if the examiner was in front of the patient). See more »Crazy Credits
During the end credits we briefly see Tomás waking up with the "Neural Impulse Decoder" on his head. See more »Soundtracks
Pretty LooseWritten by De Luca, Brendel, Rowley and Jacquin
Performed by Los Calaveras
© 2007 Black Hole Publishing
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Having overheard him talking about cutting up bodies, sexy serial killer Bárbara (Macarena Gómez) gets the hots for pathologist Álex (Alejo Sauras), believing him to be a kindred spirit. Álex, blissfully unaware of the lovely lady's true nature, is more than happy for the attention, but his life gets a whole lot more complicated after he tests his experimental brain impulse decoder on Bárbara's victims in an attempt to discover the killer's identity: the machine has the unfortunate side-effect of bringing the dead back to life as ravenous zombies!
Sexykiller, from Spanish director Miguel Martí, definitely doesn't have any lofty pretencions: it simply wants to be a whole load of schlocky fun for the midnight movie crowd—and in that it mostly succeeds. From opening immediately with a changing room scene full of hot Latino girls in various states of undress, to breaking the fourth wall by having sexy psycho Bárbara talk to the viewer, to impromptu song and dance routines, to the sudden switch from serial killer flick to zombie movie, to the copious amounts of gore, there is plenty here to lend the film cult appeal. Director Marti does seem to be trying just a little too hard to please at times, some of the morbid humour and absurdist elements feeling a bit strained, so the film is probably best watched with a few cervezas in the belly, when it's easy to be more lenient about such things.