Macabro · News and chronicles
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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REC (Spain, Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza, 2007) By: Diego Vilchis (@silens_aeternum) Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza wrote and directed this multi-award-winning film at the Sitges Festival in…
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By: Diego Vilchis (@silens_aeternum) “Artificial,” which comes from the Latin artificiālis, means that something so called is made by man, produced by his ingenuity [1]. The idea of the…
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To warm up for the sixteenth edition of Macabro, we're pulling two highly significant films from the festival's history out of the archive. We start with the short film by the then up-and-coming director…
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Macabro and Purga join forces to offer the best genre cinema through a streaming platform. Purga's launch will take place during Macabro, which will run from August 16 to 27…
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By: Diego Vilichis (@silens_aternum) Jeremiah Devitt receives a letter from his old friend, Anthony Beechworth. “Videte ne quis sciat” is what the mysterious paper declares, and he soon realizes that his…
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