Virus:32 is a kinetically invigorating genre entry perfect for late-night viewing where grabbing the arm of a friend or a loved one during a moment of unanticipated fright is all part of the fun.

Although Virus: 32 has some engaging horror sequences and a nice performance by Paula Silva, it doesn’t live up to its full potential.

No matter if we have already seen a room, once we stop seeing it, new threats will emerge from the darkness to generate, at least, a tense and threatening atmosphere. [Full review in Spanish]

The film may remind viewers quite a bit of other modern zombie movies, but it borrows from the best and does more than enough to stand on its own.