1978

A Fulci-Inspired Descent into Political Terror and Macabre Madness. The Onetti brothers have masterfully conjured a film that plunges into the depths of human depravity, intertwining political and supernatural horrors in a way that is as disturbing as it is captivating.

In 1978, directors Luciano and Nicolás Onetti conjure a nightmarish world that echoes the horrors of Lucio Fulci's apocalyptic cinema while weaving in the real-life political unrest of Argentina's "Dirty War." It effectively generates discomfort, fear and genuine horror.

The Onetti brothers unleash their full imagination to transform this inhumane torture center into a literal hell.

Excellent narrative structure that surprises from beginning to end. An impeccable aesthetic.

"In my opinion, it was really bad. From the beginning, they don't even explain what's going on - things just start happening out of nowhere without any context. It feels rushed. The actors actually did a pretty good job, but the storyline was terrible. Honestly, I'm not even sure what the movie was about. It seemed like some people got kidnapped, and then suddenly it was like hell came and took everyone. It wasn't really entertaining to watch."

"Another issue is that you don't even know who the main character is. All of them just seem like random people thrown into a bad situation."

yeah definitely the worst part is the ending you don't even know why things happen or you don't even know the meaning of the movie they don't really explain anything.