6 天之前 · Best Spanish-Language Horror Movies Ranked by Tomatometer. Here you’ll find only the Freshest scary selections from Mexico (Cronos), Spain (The Orphanage), Uruguay (The Silent House),...

2025年2月15日 · If you're a fan of spine-tingling chills and nightmarish storytelling, the best Spanish horror movies are a treasure trove of cinematic fear. This curated list highlights the top-ranking películas de terror, voted by fans of foreign cinema. It captures the essence of Spanish-language horror, no matter the country of origin, highlighting the ...

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In 1985, in a coastal town, the friends Koldo, Peti, Tito, Eugenio and Moni stumble with a woman dressed like Santa Claus trapped in a hole in the woods. While the boys go to the police station to ask for help, the others find a rope to take the woman out of the hole.

2023年10月7日 · Coming from a country rich with folktales and cultural context, Spanish horror is known for elements of gore sprinkled with atmospheric tension, thereby resulting in an overly terrifying...

2017年10月20日 · From creepy ghost stories in haunted mansions to gory incestuous thrills, as well as classic flicks like Drácula and Guillermo del Toro ‘s El espinazo del diablo – consider these lucky 13 movies...

2023年3月4日 · These 9 films, from Verónica to Rec, show why Spain deserves more credit for its horror game.

2018年4月11日 · Below, you’ll find a 15-movie Spanish horror primer, ranging from the early exploitation works of the 1970s to the refined ghost stories of the 21st century. This classic Spanish horror film,...

2022年12月31日 · Horror movies in Spanish do not belong to one singular ominous genre. Whether you are streaming a popular new film, or found an old classic to watch online, scary Spanish-speaking movies consistently present a unique cultural interpretation of …

2024年5月21日 · But in the realm of Spanish cinema, it’s not the food that have things stirring—it’s the best Spanish horror movies that crank up the real screams, chills, and, yes, even some laughs. So, grab your bravest tapas (and maybe skip the chickpeas if there are demons about!), and let’s explore a world where the only thing more intense than ...