Barbarous Mexico
4.7
Eight tales based on the most brutally terrifying Mexican traditions and legends, an anthology of haunting stories woven into the fabric of the Mexican culture, some told through the centuries and some new, but all equally frightening. Bogeymen, trolls, ghosts, monsters, all brought to life. Time for Aztec sacrifices. This is the Day of the Dead.
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Part of Mexico Barbaro Colección
2 films
Cast
56 people
Joyce Cuervo
Sister (segment 'Drena')
No other roles listed
Leslie Arce
Teenager (segment 'Drena')
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Sara Camacho
Valeria (segment 'La cosa más preciada')
Also in
My Life Me
Dulce Alexa
Laura (segment 'Lo que importa es lo de adentro')
Also in
A Circus Tale & A Love Song
Adrián Aguirre
Caged Man (segment 'Muñecas')
Known for
We Are What We Are
7:19
Mayra Angélica Chávez
Caged Woman #1 (segment 'Muñecas')
No other roles listed
Ana Rosa Dávila
Caged Woman #2 (segment 'Muñecas')
No other roles listed
Mayra Espinoza
Tourist #1 (segment 'Muñecas')
No other roles listed
Ana Castro
Tourist #2 (segment 'Muñecas')
Diana Contreras
Wife (segment 'Siete veces siete')
Also in
El medallón de La Llorona
Out of Touch
Emi Kamito
Ana (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Known for
Shōgun
Ken Dresen
Greg (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Known for
Travelers
Blood Ties
Jorge Michel Grau Director · Edgar Nito Director Gigi Saul Guerrero Director
Director Screenplay
Jorge Michel Grau
Director Screenplay Editor
Edgar Nito
Director Writer
Gigi Saul Guerrero
Director
Ulises Guzmán Reyes
Director Screenplay
Lex Ortega
Director
Isaac Ezban
Director Cinematographer
Aarón Soto
Director
Laurette Flores
Director
Ulises Guzman
Cinematographer
Juan Pablo Ramírez
Cinematographer
Ricardo Garfias
Editor
Salomón Askenazi
Editor
Gilberto González Penilla
United States release November 3, 2015 · Produced in Mexico · Languages German, Spanish
Production
Yellow Films
Production
Luchagore Productions
Production
Mexico
Produced in
Languages
Original title
México bárbaro
Original language
Spanish
Spoken on screen
German · Spanish
Release dates
Spain · October 8, 2014
Premiere · Festival de Cinema Fantastic de Catalunya
United States · November 3, 2015
Theatrical
France
April 2, 2015 · Theatrical · Mauvais Genre Film Festival
Germany
October 18, 2014 · Digital
Italy
October 18, 2014 · Theatrical
Mexico
November 15, 2014 · Premiere · Mórbido Film Fest
South Korea
July 18, 2015 · Premiere · Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival
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