Wall Street stockbroker Rosario Fuentes returns to her grandmother’s apartment after her sudden death. While sorting through her belongings, Rosario discovers a hidden chamber that’s filled with occult artifacts tied to dark generational rituals. As supernatural occurrences begin to plague her, she must confront her family’s buried secrets and face the truth about the sacrifices and choices they made.

Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

• Rosario: Emeraude Toubia
• Oscar Fuentes: José Zúñiga
• Joe: David Dastmalchian
• Marty: Paul Ben-Victor
• Elena / Kobayende: Diana Lein
• Young Rosario: Emilia Faucher
• Griselda: Constanza Guitérrez
• Alex: Nick Ballard
• Miguel: Guillermo García Alvarado
• Lupe: Indhira Serrano
• Harlow: Luna Baxter
• Medic #2: Isabella Hoyos
• Dickhead: Juan Camilo Salgado
• Elderly Man: Don Gellver
• Medic #1: Daniel Abubakar Asema
• Cuauhtémoc Zawoznik: Gamal Dillard
• Reporter: Deicy Campos

Film Crew:

• Producer: Javier Chapa
• Producer: Phillip Braun
• Director: Felipe Vargas
• Producer: Jon Silk
• Executive Producer: Alan Trezza
• Executive Producer: Emeraude Toubia
• Executive Producer: Caleb Ward
• Original Music Composer: Will Blair
• Original Music Composer: Brooke Blair
• Director of Photography: Carmen Cabana
• Editor: Claudia Castello
• Costume Designer: Daniela Rivano

Movie Reviews:

• GenerationofSwine: I’m pretty confused here because I am seeing that it’s rated R and that has to be a mistake. So I checked IMdB and, it’s rated R there too. Then I checked Googleplay and it’s rated R there too.
• Now, I’ll be honest, I didn’t count the curse words in it, but it felt like one of those crap horror movies that try to make it PG to fill more seats and all they get is, well, crap.
• They did a pretty good job of keeping the monster in the shadows like they are supposed to, leaving it up to my imagination, but they also did a pretty good job of muting the horror… and the plot.
• And as far as the plot goes, I would say it didn’t make sense, but I also literally started doing paperwork from home to keep me entertained.
• Dean: Not scary and boring. I guess nowadays they’re struggling to make a decent horror movie, sadly.