My Zombabe

The film opens with Pong dreaming of a haunting scene where a zombie woman is running through the woods. In his dream, he repeatedly calls out to Yasmine, played by Kim Molina, but just as the woman is about to turn and notice him, Pong abruptly wakes up, visibly shaken. His brother, Gohan, portrayed by Yanyan de Jesus, immediately rushes to comfort him, trying to calm his distress. The lingering memory of Yasmine weighs heavily on Pong’s mind, and his search for her continues, even in his waking hours. Gohan, trying to lighten the mood, teases Pong playfully about Yasmine, hinting that she’s been gone for a long time, but Pong insists he still misses her deeply.

Despite Gohan’s jokes, Pong admits that he can’t move on because he keeps a photo of Yasmine under his pillow, a symbolic gesture that keeps her memory alive. Gohan, seeing the photos, tries to convince Pong to let go, but Pong stops him, reluctant to part with his memories. Gohan then notices there are many pictures of Yasmine tucked inside Pong’s pillow and urges his brother to stop daydreaming, reminding him they need to stick to their morning routine.

Soon, the sounds of a siren signal the start of their daily Zumba session. The duo, Pong and Gohan, join others in a lively dance, trying to keep up with the routine. Their captain, who is overseeing the activity, warns everyone to stay alert because if someone nearby shows signs of infection, they might forget the dance steps. Among the dancers is Ahmed, who appears pale and is noticeably confused and forgetful, causing concern among the others.

Ahmed’s wife, Marisol (who is also participating), tries to justify his odd behavior, claiming they are celebrating their anniversary and that he must be tired from lack of sleep. Gusting, another dancer, speculates that Ahmed is simply exhausted from their demanding morning routine. The captain, concerned, tests Ahmed’s responsiveness by stepping on his foot and then checking if he feels anything. He then instructs Ahmed to close his eyes, holds his head, and, unexpectedly, farting into his face, which startles everyone. Marisol then asks Ahmed to sing their favorite song to prove he’s okay, and she begins singing softly while hugging him.

Suddenly, Ahmed’s demeanor shifts, and he transforms into a zombie, causing chaos as everyone screams and begins to flee in panic. The panic quickly spreads, and Pong and Gohan rush back home, listening to the chaos outside until they hear gunshots breaking the silence.

The next scene shows Pong, Gohan, and others gathering at the beach for a prayer. As night falls, Pong dreams again, this time playing his guitar and imagining a tender moment with Yasmine—about to kiss—before being disturbed by the startling sight of her as a zombie. He screams and pushes her away in horror. The Captain, played by Anjo Yllana, appears and demands to know what is happening. Pong, trying to explain, claims he was bitten by an ant, though his fear suggests otherwise.

The captain leaves, and Gohan, worried about Pong, asks for help to dig in the sand, suspecting something is wrong. They uncover Yasmine, unconscious but alive, and quickly bring her home, beginning their desperate struggle to keep her a secret from the captain. Throughout this ordeal, they grapple with the terrifying reality of their situation, trying to protect Yasmine and prevent the infection from spreading further. The film explores themes of love, loss, and survival amidst chaos, highlighting the emotional and physical toll of attempting to maintain normalcy during a zombie outbreak.

Last Updated: August 19, 2025 at 05:13