The film “Satanic Hispanics” is set to take viewers on a chilling journey into the realms of Latin American legends and folklore. The story unfolds in El Paso, where a police raid on a house results in a haunting discovery – the premises are littered with the lifeless bodies of Latinos, with only one survivor known as The Traveler. As the police bring him in for questioning, The Traveler shares eerie tales of the mystical and macabre events he has witnessed, shedding light on the existence of magic, otherworldly portals, mythical creatures, demons, and the undead in the lands he has traversed.
Directed by Alejandro Brugués and clocking in at one hour and forty-five minutes, the film promises to immerse audiences in the horror genre, amplified by the infusion of original Latin American legends. Brugués, known for his work on other horror projects, brings his creative vision to “Satanic Hispanics,” offering a unique perspective on the genre.
With its exploration of the rich tapestry of Latin American folklore and the supernatural, “Satanic Hispanics” is poised to captivate and terrify audiences with its portrayal of the ancient myths and legends that have shaped the cultural landscape of the region. The chilling tales woven by The Traveler are certain to leave a lasting impression, making “Satanic Hispanics” a must-see for horror enthusiasts eager to delve into the depths of Latin American lore.
