An aging antiques dealer stumbles upon a golden scarab device that grants eternal life—but at a horrifying cost. Cronos, Guillermo del Toro’s lush, haunting debut, reimagines the vampire myth through a Mexican lens steeped in Catholic imagery, familial bonds, and alchemical horror.

Two orphaned girls find friendship—and something far more sinister—inside a convent. When one falls under a satanic influence, the film spirals into exorcism, blood-soaked ritual, and unrelenting hysteria.

A young woman’s long-awaited pregnancy becomes a waking nightmare, as she’s haunted by visions and the sound of breaking bones. Huesera: The Bone Woman blends body horror with urban folklore and brujería, confronting the generational pressures placed on women’s bodies and lives.

After covering a grisly crime scene, a photojournalist begins to physically disappear—his body vanishing piece by piece. As he descends into Mexico City’s violent underworld, he’s consumed by madness, grief, and the moral weight of what he’s witnessed.

A former circus boy, now an asylum inmate, is haunted by childhood trauma and his fanatical, armless mother. Santa Sangre is a surreal eruption of madness, religion, and Freudian nightmare—equal parts performance and possession.