REVIEW: SHREW’S NEST (MUSARAÑAS)
By Elena Anele (*) SHREW’S NEST is a Spanish horror film directed by Juan Fernando Andrés and Esteban Roel – read our interview to the directors here– which main stars are...
By Elena Anele (*) SHREW’S NEST is a Spanish horror film directed by Juan Fernando Andrés and Esteban Roel – read our interview to the directors here– which main stars are...
10. EL ASTRONAUTA 9. EL HOMBRE PERSEGUIDO POR UN OVNI (THE MAN OF GANIMEDES) 8. ROTTWEILER 7. SUPERNOVA 6. SEX 5. LOS NUEVOS EXTRATERRESTRES 4. STAR KNIGHT 3. CIENTÍFICAMENTE PERFECTOS 2. EL INQUILINO (TV Series) 1. EL ETE Y EL OTO (SPANISH...
By Rubén Íñiguez Pérez SWEET HOME is set in one of Spanish saddest realities: evictions. A drama that affects thousands of families in this country. However, inside this background we aren’t dealing with...
By Elena Anele (*) IN DARKNESS WE FALL is a Spanish Horror flick directed by Alfredo Montero and written by the former and Javier Guillón. It won the Silver Biznaga for Best Film and...
SPANISHFEAR.COM is celebrating Alex de la Iglesia’s THE DAY OF THE BEAST 20th anniversary. A movie that changed it all in Spanish Horror. For this special occasion we have three amazing guest writers: The director...
By Brian Harris (*) I’m not what you’d call your average American when it comes to my cinematic tastes; I have no problem “reading” what I’m watching when English subtitles are required....
By ÁNGEL AGUDO (*) There was a time hard to remember by those who lived in it. During the late 80s and early 90s, young boys in Spain had a crush on Role Games....
By Manuel Ortega Lasaga (*) This movie is, along with Dying of Laughter (1999) and Common Wealth (2000), my favorite from this director. I think this movie is a great way for youngsters to approach the Spanish...
10. NIGHT OF THE SORCERERS 9. LA MANSIÓN DE CTHULU 8. THE OASIS O THE LIVING DEAD 7. ARGENTO’S DRACULA 6. TERROR CANIBAL 5. EL GRAN MARCIANO 4. A RITMO DE JESS 3. EL MISTERIO...
By Robert Monell (*) Director Eugenio Martin and screenwriter Antonio Fos (THE VAMPIRE’S NIGHT ORGY) present an early 1970s Spanish horror allegory, set in an isolated, backward Spanish village, of what today is called...