Critics and fans alike have praised the film for maintaining the "Mamat Khalid DNA"—a unique blend of slapstick humor, rural folklore, and commentary on Malaysian society. It stands as a tribute to one of Malaysia's most influential filmmakers while proving that the stories of Kampong Pisang still have plenty of life (and undeath) left in them. Kampong Pisang Berbuah Dua Kali (2022) - IMDb

The phrase "Berbuah Dua Kali" has even entered Malaysian slang, used to describe a situation that keeps repeating itself annoyingly (like a problem that won't go away).

The film was a hit—not because of special effects, but because of its absurdist humor, exaggerated Malay dialects, and satirical take on rural life.

Upon release, critics were divided. The Star (Malaysia) gave it 3/5 stars, calling it "stupidly enjoyable." International reviewers on Letterboxd often give it low ratings (1.5–2 stars) because they miss the cultural context. However, for those who grew up in 2000s Malaysia, this movie is a nostalgic touchstone.

For those looking to watch the , you are in for a narrative that expands significantly on the first film. The story picks up in the peaceful village of Kampung Pisang. After the events of the first movie, the villagers are trying to return to their normal lives, recovering from the trauma of the zombie outbreak.