Videoclub 2014
"In the wake of the zombies... this will be the last shelter"
When the unthinkable strikes in 1992—a mysterious wave of zombie-like chaos sweeps through the streets—life inside a cozy video store becomes the unlikely sanctuary for a tight-knit group.
Director: Pablo Illanes
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Videoclub (2014) about?
*Videoclub* (2014) follows a group of friends and family who take refuge in a video rental store during a zombie outbreak in 1992. As chaos unfolds outside, the group must navigate fear, survival, and their shared love of movies, turning the store into their unlikely sanctuary.
Who directed Videoclub?
Pablo Illanes directed *Videoclub*, infusing the film with a clever mix of horror and comedy while capturing the nostalgic spirit of early '90s Chile.
Who stars in Videoclub?
The film stars Pedro Campos, Luciana Echeverría, Francisca Díaz, Samuel González, and Berta Lasala, each bringing depth and humor to the ensemble cast navigating the zombie crisis.
Is Videoclub (2014) worth watching?
With its tight 80-minute runtime and clever blend of horror and comedy, *Videoclub* offers a fresh take on the zombie genre. While it may not be a blockbuster, its charm lies in its wit, atmosphere, and unique setting—making it a fun watch for fans of horror-comedies.
How long is Videoclub?
The runtime of *Videoclub* is 80 minutes.
About Videoclub (2014) — A Zombie Comedy Hiding in a VHS Treasure Trove
When the unthinkable strikes in 1992—a mysterious wave of zombie-like chaos sweeps through the streets—life inside a cozy video store becomes the unlikely sanctuary for a tight-knit group. Pablo Illanes crafts this Chilean horror-comedy gem, *Videoclub (2014)*, around a simple premise with heart and humor: a video store clerk and his friends, family, and neighbors hunker down together, transforming aisles of VHS tapes and flickering screens into their final fortress. The film blends the claustrophobic tension of survival with the nostalgic glow of analog culture, where popcorn machines hum and horror movies play on loop as the world outside descends into chaos.
Directed by Pablo Illanes and headlined by Pedro Campos and Luciana Echeverría, *Videoclub (2014)* delivers a sharp, genre-defying experience—equal parts spine-tingling dread and witty camaraderie. Its 80-minute runtime keeps the energy brisk, balancing scares with moments of levity as the characters navigate fear, friendship, and the absurdity of their predicament. With a tagline that perfectly captures its tone—"In the wake of the zombies... this will be the last shelter"—the film offers a unique twist on the apocalypse genre, wrapped in the retro charm of a bygone era.