Estamos muertos... ¿o qué?
Directed by Mark GoldblattRoger Mortis y Doug Bigelow son dos detectives de Los Angeles que investigan a una banda de violentos atracadores que parecen invencibles. Roger muere en acto de servicio, pero a través de una revolucionaria tecnología, consigue resucitar obteniendo unas 24 horas para dar con su asesino.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? Ratings & Reviews
- james.wil8528 de marzo de 2026Okay for a low budget b movie, slightly entertaining, story line is very simple.
- jackmeat20 de diciembre de 2025My quick rating - 6.3/10. With the sad news of Treat Williams' passing, I thought I would watch one of my favorites that is so criminally unknown. I had no idea what this one was the first time I found it on the shelf at West Coast Video one day while I was working. I often discovered new movies just perusing my workplace for something to pop on. We weren't really sticklers about what we watched in the store. Anyways, seeing Joe Piscopo on the cover was enough to draw me in, but little did I know I would be discovering a hidden gem of an action/comedy flick. Roger (Williams) is killed while arresting zombies who have been reanimated by the head of Dante Laboratories (Vincent Price) in order to carry out violent armed robberies. When Doug (Piscopo) and his love interest, Rebecca (Clare Kirkconnell) stumble across the machine used to bring the dead back to life, they do the only sensible thing: resurrect Roger. Who better to hunt down the fiends responsible for using an army of dead criminals to commit more crimes than an undead cop? The action takes some inspiration from Lethal Weapon, albeit a very light version, since the main focus tends to be the relationship between the two cops and the comedy that ensues. Piscopo is always ready to drop the quick one-liners, while Williams starts out the more professional type and then ends up being dead, along with the jokes that go along with that state of being. The flick brings up a fairly fresh premise and utilizes it to the writer's advantage. At no point did they try and take themselves seriously, which helped make the flick that much more fun. The pairing of Williams and Piscopo absolutely worked, and it is unfortunate they didn't team up any further (at least I don't think they ever did). And for giving it another watch last night, I can say that aside from the literal quality of the film it was shot on, the actual movie itself holds up quite well. Fun practical effects for the deformed, reanimated marauders that slowly deteriorate to looking grossly mutated, unlike Williams' more gentle decaying. If you haven't seen this one, add it to your watchlist, and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? Trivia
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? was released on 6 de mayo de 1988.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? was directed by Mark Goldblatt.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? has a runtime of 83min.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? was produced by David Helpern, Michael L. Meltzer.
Roger Mortis y Doug Bigelow son dos detectives de Los Angeles que investigan a una banda de violentos atracadores que parecen invencibles. Roger muere en acto de servicio, pero a través de una revolucionaria tecnología, consigue resucitar obteniendo unas 24 horas para dar con su asesino.
The key characters in Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? are Det. Roger Mortis (Treat Williams), Det. Doug Bigelow (Joe Piscopo), Randi James (Lindsay Frost).
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? is rated 12.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? is a Comedia, Action, Terror film.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? had a budget of 5 MUS$.
Estamos muertos... ¿o qué? has made 3,6 MUS$ at the box office.