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This weekend, screenwriter Sergio G. Sanchezs directorial debut, the eerieMarrowbone, hits theaters.
Its the story of a family down on its luck and battling both ghosts and serial murderers.
Earlier this year, Paco Plazas possession pieceVeronicamade a splashwhen it premiered on Netflix, and the J.A.
BayonadirectedJurassic World: Fallen Kingdomwill debut in June.
(Yes, a lot likeEyes Without a Face.)
But a police officer is closing in on him and his hideous assistant, Morpho.
The paves the way for seduction by the vampire Mircalla (Alexandra Bastedo).
Centuries after their execution, they rise again to terrorize the land.
An underseen zombie classic.
In actuality, its home to a tribe of children who have systematically murdered all of the adults.
You might need a few breaks.
The Others(2001)Alejandro Amenabar is one of the Spanish filmmakers most known to American audiences.
But the truth is much more shocking than she is prepared to learn.
The whole story is tinged with sci-fi, but we wont spoil how.
Just dive in and make a run at parse the mystery.
You want the one from 2007 that was directed by J.A.
Its not long before her son starts communicating with an invisible companion.
Sleep Tight(2011)Sleep Tightis terrifying because it feels only slightly beyond the realm of possibility.
A middle-aged man named Cesar (Luis Tosar) is the front-desk clerk at a posh apartment building.
Hes the maintenance man, and everyones go-to hand in the building.
Youll be checking under your bed before you go to sleep after this one.
Shes made to live in a constant state of recovery as he sculpts her into a perfect living doll.
