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Chilling rituals, family curses and supernatural horrors intertwine in Exhuma, a fascinating work of Korean horror cinema that explores the historical and cultural roots of fear
Smile 2 brings supernatural horror to the world of pop, exploring themes such as fame, addiction and mental health
The Deep House tells the story of a couple who decide to explore a house submerged in a remote lake, but nothing will turn out as they expect.
Discover how "The Substance" mixes body horror and social satire in a unique cinematic experience
A trafficker suffers an accident and his drugs are scattered across a mountain, with such bad luck that a bear is the first to find it, becoming addicted at the moment.
Discover the disturbing world of "Longlegs", the horror film that explores Satanism and serial killers through the unique vision of Osgood Perkins, with Nicolas Cage in a chilling role.
MaXXXine, the conclusion of Ti West's trilogy, immerses viewers in 1980s Hollywood. The film mixes horror and criticism of the film industry, giving a memorable close to an innovative horror saga.
Godzilla Minus One places us in a devastated Japan after the Second World War, which is about to see its problems increase with the appearance of a huge monster.
"Late Night with the Devil" pays homage to the television shows of the '70s. With an intriguing plot, exceptional performances and an immersive atmosphere, this film has captivated critics and viewers alike. Don't miss this unique and terrifying cinematic experience.
"The First Omen", the prequel directed by Arkasha Stevenson, attempts to expand the universe of the iconic horror saga, but falls into the trap of excessive imitation. Although it offers some moments of tension and an impressive aesthetic, the film struggles to find its own identity, remaining in the shadow of its predecessor.
"Pearl," the prequel to "X" directed by Ti West, stands as a fascinating exploration of the origin of its titular villainess. Set in 1918, during the Spanish Flu pandemic, the film follows a young Pearl, masterfully played by Mia Goth, in her desperate quest to escape her rural life and achieve movie stardom.
Ti West takes us on a disturbing journey to rural America in the 70s, where sex and violence are intertwined in a narrative that challenges the conventions of the slasher genre. We look at why 'X' has become an instant cult phenomenon.
The Combogamer team, plus three special guests, recommend a series of games, comics and movies to spend summer 2024.
Argentine horror cinema has experienced a notable resurgence in recent years, and "When Evil Stalks" is...
"Her", Spike Jonze's masterpiece, transcends the barriers of conventional cinema to offer us a deeply emotional and human experience. This film not only explores the complexities of love in the digital age, but also invites us to reflect on our own nature and need for connection. A cinematographic journey that leaves an indelible mark on the viewer's heart.
Immaculate, Sydney Sweeney's new foray into horror cinema, promises a chilling experience in an Italian convent, but ends up falling into the most obvious traps of the genre. We look at why this film fails to offer anything truly innovative in the oversaturated subgenre of religious horror.
Poor Things tells us the story of Bella, a girl who turns out to be an experiment by the strange Doctor Godwin, who takes care of her like a daughter, but also keeps her inside his enormous mansion. Upon meeting a shameless lawyer, Bella will see a clear opportunity to fulfill her dream of seeing the world as it is.
Furiosa, the long-awaited prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road, disappoints with a predictable plot, inconsistent performances, and a lack of the innovation that made its predecessor shine. This article analyzes why the film fails to live up to the expectations of fans of the saga.
We reach the fourth and last article of our special Superlópez, and, with it, the review of the 2018 film, starring Dani Rovira and directed by Javier Ruiz Caldera. Does it measure up as an adaptation? And on a cinematographic level?
The audiovisual world is not going through its best moment. New ideas are scarce and the few that exist do not measure up, which often means that companies appeal to nostalgia to capture our attention. Here we leave you a selection of movies and series that could have been saved.
Backcountry offers us a simple idea: Alex and his girlfriend Jenny are going to spend a few days disconnecting in a forest where Alex spent part of his youth. What should have been a few days of peace turn into a nightmare when an unwanted guest joins their excursion.
Halloween is coming and, with it, our tradition of recommending the most varied video games, movies, series and comics on the subject. Spend fear with health and moderation!
We are going to dedicate this third chapter of the Francisco Ibáñez Special to those times when they gave life to Mortadelo and Filemón, their most famous characters, on the small and big screen.