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Pull up a seat for The Coffee Table (aka La mesita del comedor)—a twisted, unforgettable gem of Spanish horror from director Caye Casas (Killing God), co-written with the late Cristina Borobia.

Described as one of the most disturbing nightmares in recent horror cinema, this film made serious waves on its original release and now it’s coming home in a stunning new Limited Edition Blu-ray from Second Sight Films and you have a chance to win a copy below.

Win a Limited Edition Blu-ray copy of Caye Casas’ The Coffee Table

This isn’t just any re-release. This collector’s dream includes a brand-new audio commentary, fresh interviews with the cast and crew, and two short films by Casas. All of it is wrapped in striking new artwork by Luke Headland, and housed in a rigid slipcase complete with a 120-page book packed with exclusive essays. A Standard Edition Blu-ray will also be available.

To celebrate the release of The Coffee Table set to arrive on Limited Edition Blu-Ray & Standard Edition Blu-ray on 28 April 2025, we are giving away a copy of the film on Limited Edition Blu-Ray to a lucky winner!

Make room for The Coffee Table (aka La mesita del comedor), a wickedly original horror from Spain, helmed by Caye Casas (Killing God) who also co-wrote with Cristina Borobia. The film certainly made a big noise and had stomachs churning on its original release and is now set for pride of place in your home, as Second Sight Films announce a fantastic new Limited Edition Blu-ray release this Spring.

The set will come complete with a new audio commentary, new interviews with the director, actors and many more as well as two of Caye Casas’ short films. The stunning set is presented in a rigid slipcase with new artwork by Luke Headland and...

Caye Casas’ deeply unsettling horror The Coffee Table (La mesita del comedor) is receiving the deluxe treatment from Second Sight Films, with a Limited Edition Blu-ray release set for 28th April 2025. The Spanish psychological horror, notorious for its gut-punch storytelling and relentless descent into despair, arrives with a host of new extras, including an exclusive audio commentary, fresh interviews with the cast and director, and two of Casas’ earlier short films.

Originally released to stunned audiences, The Coffee Table has been hailed as one of the most distressing horror films in recent memory, with El Mundo branding it “horror film of the year” and Projected Figures calling it a “genre-leaping marvel” that twists from dark comedy into pure tragedy. Casas, known for Killing God, co-wrote the script with Cristina Borobia (Rip), crafting a story that plays with tension and absurdity before plunging into unbearable dread.

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The latest from horror virtuoso Caye Casas, “El Show del Gran Luciferio,” is now in development and headed to the Sanfic Int’l Film Festival after being selected for this year’s Morbido Lab tutelage program.

Promising to deliver a titillating and freshly devious narrative steeped in nostalgia, the dark and acerbic horror concept is produced by industry heavyweights Norbert Llaràs at his Barcelona-based Alhena Production (“The Coffee Table”) and Albert Pons, co-founder of Mexico’s Pulsar Films.

“The script for this project was the first thing I read by Caye, long before the shorts ‘Nothing C.O.’ and ‘Rip,’ and feature films ‘Killing God’ and ‘The Coffee Table,’ but it’s a script that’s always haunted me. When I read it, I was completely overcome by the brutality and strength of the proposal. It’s written in a totally unorthodox but one hundred percent genuine way,” Llaràs, a longtime Casas producer,...