![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjoIXow5jrEkGdhz1lJaRsFh6lrKTdwymWyPHkMzrGzgTSnEuVs_pdGwtPkGX12DaMR2-0IBb-f1mU6edGO-g66lLi6THBgpaaZ7n-bt6mvrlE1kiMqsmXEfHJl-EZOwGqVa7k1HK6oHeyP/s320/orfan.jpg)
At least
I call them horror movies:
Pan's Labyrinth,
The Devil's Backbone,
The Orphanage. The films are definitely Spanish, definitely scary and there is a bit of the supernatural in each one. They're all about children which effects the mood, less about the jumping-out 'Boo!' terror and more about psychological responses to strange and stressful goings-on. Genuinely chilling, and for you non-Spanish speakers don't be put off by the language difference. Listen in Spanish and read the subtitles, it adds to the atmosphere.
No comments:
Post a Comment