Well, well, well… Here we are with another review that is particularly difficult without spoiling anything – and trust me, you want to go into this as blind as possible. Bare with me as I unpack some things during the process. The film opens with married couple Maria and Jesús at a furniture store where […]
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Horror anthologies are always a mix bag in never knowing what you will get. Satanic Hispanics is a horror anthology featuring notable Spanish horror directors such as Damian Rugna and Alejandro Brugues and it’s pretty mild as to what you are getting into here. There are 5 tales here, one of them consisting of a
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During a radical heatwave in Madrid, Spain, where the temperature reaches triple digits and continues to rise for a series of days, something strange begins happening to the elderly. The film begins when Naia’s grandmother jumps off a balcony without warning, plummeting to her death, but things only seem to get worse as her widow
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We seen this scenario in horror movies before. An outcast getting relentlessly bullied and tormented. Showing the true horrifying fact that people can be cruel. They enjoy being cruel just because that is their nature. This is exact scenario in the Spanish horror Piggy. The plot is about a teenaged girl named Sara who is
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When I was roaming around at Monster Mania not too long ago, I stumbled upon the Vinegar Syndrome booth. I spoke with the dude and told him to sell me something. Out of all the candidates, the one I landed on was “Cthulhu Mansion” by director Juan Piquer Simon (or J.P. Simon, as he’s known
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A priest has become convinced that he knows exactly when the antichrist will be born, and he scrambles and assembles a small team to try to find the location as well before the world itself ends. This is the second feature from Alex de la Iglesia, and it’s a lot of fun. The priest must
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