Cast
- Adelino Tavares as Lúcio, the Zombie Killer
- São José Correia as Nancy, the Girl in the Tavern
- Sofia Aparício as Ana, Lúcio's Wife
- Manuel João Vieira as Sam, the Man in the Tavern
- João Didelet as Dário, the Tavern Keeper
- Rui Unas as Miguel, the Priest
- David Almeida as Mini Zombie - dwarf fighter
- Cláudia Jardim as Main zombie - chubby
- Carlos Alves as Main Zombie
- Fernando Gomes as Main zombie - first scene
- Filipe Melo as Main Zombie
- Paula Sá Nogueira as Main Zombie - with katana
- Raul Oliveira as Main Zombie - with pitchfork
- Paula Diogo as Main Zombie
- Patrícia Maravilha as Main Zombie
- Adriano Alves as Village inhabitant
- Georgios Anamateros as Zombie
- Júlio Araújo as Village inhabitant
- Gualdino Barros as Zombie
- Francisco Brás as Village inhabitant
- Jorge Carlos as Village inhabitant
- Eurico Bernardes Catatau as Zombie
- António Chaves as Village inhabitant
- José Eduardo Chaves as Village inhabitant
- Ludgero Costa as Village inhabitant
- Diogo Fontes de Melo as Zombie
- Gonçalo Fontes de Melo as Zombie
- André Fernandes as Village inhabitant
- Sofia Ferrão as Zombie
- Fernando Gonçalves Figueiredo as Village inhabitant
- Acácio Lopes as Village inhabitant
- Catarina Loureiro as Zombie
- Ricardo Madeira as Zombie
- Cipriano Monteiro as Zombie
- Bernardo Moreira as Zombie
- Diogo Moreira as Zombie
- João Moreira as Zombie
- Alberto Nascimento as Village inhabitant
- Amorim Pereira as Village inhabitant
- António Inácio Pereira as Village inhabitant
- Joana Pereira as Zombie
- Pascoal Picot as Zombie
- Vitor Pinto as Village inhabitant
- António Quito as Zombie
- António Rodrigues as Village inhabitant
- Jesus Santandreu as Zombie
- Sandra Simões as Zombie
- Gonçalo Sousa as Zombie
- Miguel Sousa as Zombie
- André Teodósio as Zombie
- Nuno Torres as Zombie
- Ivan Vivas as Zombie
- Ana Lúcia Chita as Female Zombie
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