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After an accident and a major transformation, an adult film star seeks revenge for all the abuse she suffered.

Radio program of the "Cineficción" magazine, devoted to horror and science fiction literature and movies.

Adela (Florencia Benitez) wants to have a child but she doesn't get pregnant and blames her partner (Joaquín Berthold) for her sterility. Depressed and desperate, she turns to a seer ("Chucho" Fernandez) to find out if she'll ever be able to become a mother but this person predicts a destiny marked by fatality. Increasingly affected and subjected to an unstoppable obsession, Adela's mind seems to be heading down an ever darker path.

Edgar Allan Poe, his work and movies based on his work.

H.P. Lovecraft, his work and movies based on his work.

Mary Shelley, movies based on her "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus".

Guy de Maupassant, his work and movies based on his work.

Robert Louis Stevenson, his work and movies based on his work.

Robert Bloch, his work and movies based on his work.

Richard Matheson, his work and movies and TV movies based on his work.

Stephen King, his work and movies and TV movies based on his work.

Clive Barker, his work and movies based on his work.

H.G. Wells, from "Invisible Man" and "War of the Worlds" to "Time Machine", movies based on his work.

Bram Stoker and his most famous character in screen and TV.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, his immortal character Sherlock Holmes and movies based on his work.

Oscar Wilde, his work and movies based on his work, from "Picture of Dorian Gray" to "Canterville Ghost".

Leopoldo Lugones, Argentine writer whose science fiction stories refers us to H.G. Wells.

Horacio Quiroga, his work and movies based on his work.

Víctor Juan Guillot, Argentine writer whose work refers us to Edgar Allan Poe and Horacio Quiroga.

Alberto Laiseca, Argentine author whose work begins the "raving realism"

Enrique Medina, the Argentine author itself comments his books and movies based on his work.

Vampires, from Varney to Dracula, through the book to the screen.

Henry James, his work and movies based on his work.

Classic horror tales translated to Spanish by Juan Antonio Molina Foix in the legendary two volume anthology "Horrorscope".