Un, dos, tres, toca la pared. (One, two three, knock on the wall)
These words, part of a simple child's game, begin a tale of suspense and tragedy; in other words, a sign of a Guillermo del Toro-produced film. If you're familiar with his work, or you enjoyed Pan's Labyrinth, then you might find yourself sucked into...El Orfanato, or, The Orphanage
If the title stood out, then one could turn their focus to another gem mostly unknown to American audiences: Haute Tension or, for those who don't parle le francias, High Tension, directed by Alexandre Aja, of The Hills Have Eyes fame.
Welcome to Valparaiso, Chile–home to Chile's cultural center, beautiful ocean vistas, and...earthquakes?
Aftershock, a film by Chilean director, Nicolás López, joined the brotherhood of natural disaster films in 2012, but lives up to its name by exploring what happens after a catastrophe hits.
Dad's gone on a hunting trip...and he hasn't been home in a few days. – Dean Winchester
The series Supernatural kicks off with these words and it doesn't stop there, Brought to life in 2005, it's been tearing apart the hearts of those who view it and inspiring more out-of-context GIFs on tumblr ever since, thanks to one Eric Kripke.
