
#MacabroTurístico: Biblioteca de México
By: Casandra Vicario Many places in Mexico City, especially the oldest ones, have some supernatural or ghost story, and the Biblioteca de México, one of the venues from the past…
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By: Casandra Vicario Many places in Mexico City, especially the oldest ones, have some supernatural or ghost story, and the Biblioteca de México, one of the venues from the past…
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Paco Plaza, one of the creative duo behind the hit Spanish zombie saga REC, is back on screens with the story of Verónica, a film that moves from the…
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Testigo Intimo (Santiago Fernández Calvete, Argentina, 2015) A love triangle, two brothers, a crime, and a double life hiding much more than meets the eye at first glance. Testigo íntimo…
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By Casandra Vicario A few days ago, a discovery related to the culture of death in our country was announced, on Guatemala Street, in the Historic Center of the City…
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Enjoy the horror of October at Film Club Café! We're going to terrify you with a showcase of #MacabroXVI, a series dedicated to Stephen King, live-scored silent films, and the Korean Horror marathon to celebrate Halloween…
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BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD (United States, Rob Kuhns, 2013) The horror documentary, which has gained considerable momentum in recent years, found one of its finest moments in Birth of the living dead. The…
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THE DESCENT (England, Neil Marshall, 2005) The Descent became an instant classic of horror cinema, thanks to its masterful handling of atmosphere, tension, and evil, in a story where five…
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The Macabro award was given to the winners of the national and international feature-length and short-film competitive sections, and the audience award. The film Dave Made a Maze was screened with the…
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The Macabróstica Vol. 2 screening at San Fernando Cemetery is scheduled for Wednesday the 23rd, not Tuesday the 22nd as listed in the printed program. Thank you for your attention.
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REPULSION (England, Roman Polanski, 1965) Probably one of the most unsettling pieces that psychological horror has ever produced, brought to us by the great master of cinema and Polish auteur, Roman…
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THIRST (South Korea, Chan Wook Park, 2009) By: Diego Vilchis (@silens_aeternum) This is not the first time that Park Chan-Wook (Oldboy) has given us a film whose characters intertwine with…
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