Eduardo Rodriguez Movies

A young couple gets a great deal on a foreclosed home, but winds up fighting for their lives after a gang of heavily armed drug dealers turn up determined to recover a fortune in heroin they had left hidden in the walls. Dave Nash wanted to give his wife Emma the perfect birthday gift. When he found a gorgeous home in a gated neighborhood, he knew it was the one. But shortly after moving in, Dave and Emma make a shocking discovery. The walls of the home are lined with heroin, and the men who hid it there have come to get it back. Outnumbered and outgunned yet determined to stand his ground, David decides that if he can't escape, he'll just have to fight back with everything he's got. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The zombie genre gets a revamp with Eduardo Rodriguez's adaptation of Stephano Raffaele's comic book, which centers on an undead couple that search to find a cure for a zombie outbreak that leaves the dead yearning to continue with their lives, despite the virus that's slowly eroding their bodies. Jeff Dixon provides the script for the Rogue Pictures' production. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, All Movie Guide

A once-wealthy Buenos Aires socialite who has fallen on hard times finds the roles between herself and her longtime live-in maid suddenly reversed in director Jorge Gaggero's class-conscious drama. Mrs. Beba is a 58-year-old woman whose days as a well-to-do socialite have long since passed, and Dora is the 51-year-old housekeeper who has been Mrs. Beba's live-in housekeeper for 35 years. As a successive cycle of personal and financial crises force Mrs. Beba to sell door-to-door beauty products as a way of making ends meet, she finds it increasingly difficult to pay her employee in a timely manner. Since Dora has been using her money to construct a house in a shantytown on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, this naturally poses something of a problem. It's been six months since Dora has received her last paycheck, and her patience has finally run out. Yet, despite the fact that class differences continually come into play between the pair, there is no denying the bond that has formed between them over the course of their three decades together. When Mrs. Beba finally produces enough money to pay Dora's debt and offer a six-month salary advancement, Dora decides to finally strike out on her own despite her employer's objections. Later, after Dora moves into her new home with her weekend boyfriend, Miguel, Mrs. Beba's energy and telephone services are turned off for lack of payment. By the time summer arrives, Mrs. Beba must sell off her apartment just to stay out of debt. Remembering that her old employee has a new home, the now-homeless Mrs. Beba kindly offers to give her furniture to Dora. But Dora can't turn away an old friend in need, and before they know it, Dora and Mrs. Beba are living together once again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi