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A haunting evocation of revenge and suspense. Sep 30, 2019 | Full Review…
A haunting evocation of revenge and suspense.
Deborah Young
A nervy alternative horror film in which political ghosts of the past mingle with more uncanny phantoms, it ought to be the filmmaker's most widely distributed work to date. Sep 16, 2019 | Full Review…
A nervy alternative horror film in which political ghosts of the past mingle with more uncanny phantoms, it ought to be the filmmaker's most widely distributed work to date.
Guy Lodge
A purposefully somber cry for amends and acknowledgement permeated in phantasmagoric allure. Sep 15, 2019 | Full Review…
A purposefully somber cry for amends and acknowledgement permeated in phantasmagoric allure.
Carlos Aguilar
Superbly mixes together a political and horror story in this shocker of a postcolonial supernatural fable. Nov 3, 2019 | Rating: A | Full Review…
Superbly mixes together a political and horror story in this shocker of a postcolonial supernatural fable.
Dennis Schwartz
Bustamante thoughtfully takes the phantasmagorical to inform the myriad of ways we shouldn't just forget, for fear of letting down the victims who came before. Oct 25, 2019 | Full Review…
Bustamante thoughtfully takes the phantasmagorical to inform the myriad of ways we shouldn't just forget, for fear of letting down the victims who came before.
Robert Daniels
It's a singular piece of filmmaking, one that deals with the ugly and painful history of Guatemala in a new, fresh way. Oct 15, 2019 | Full Review…
It's a singular piece of filmmaking, one that deals with the ugly and painful history of Guatemala in a new, fresh way.
Maria Lattila
Water and drowning are used as a weapon and a symbol as the past and the spirit world invade the present and no one... is unaffected by terror, guilt, violence and death. Oct 9, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Water and drowning are used as a weapon and a symbol as the past and the spirit world invade the present and no one... is unaffected by terror, guilt, violence and death.
Alexa Dalby
On only his third outing as a director [Jayro] Bustamante delivers one of the most powerful depictions of the legend of La Llorona in film as he fearlessly wades through distressing recent history. Oct 8, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
On only his third outing as a director [Jayro] Bustamante delivers one of the most powerful depictions of the legend of La Llorona in film as he fearlessly wades through distressing recent history.
Katherine McLaughlin
In general, the use of sound is especially effective in creating a climate of physical and spiritual atmosphere. [Full Review in Spanish] Sep 16, 2019 | Full Review…
In general, the use of sound is especially effective in creating a climate of physical and spiritual atmosphere. [Full Review in Spanish]
Leonardo Garcia Tsao
La Llorona works best in its silences, its dark alleys and the past attacks that are much more lingering than any ghost's curse. [Full review in Spanish] Sep 11, 2019 | Full Review…
La Llorona works best in its silences, its dark alleys and the past attacks that are much more lingering than any ghost's curse. [Full review in Spanish]
Ruben Peralta Rigaud
In La Llorona, the horror derives from what's described rather than what is seen. [Full Review in Spanish] Sep 7, 2019 | Full Review…
In La Llorona, the horror derives from what's described rather than what is seen. [Full Review in Spanish]
Jorge (JJ) Negrete
Strong in mood, tone and subtext, if ultimately a bit unsurprising in its third act, [La Llorona] does manage to sustain its unease. Sep 6, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Strong in mood, tone and subtext, if ultimately a bit unsurprising in its third act, [La Llorona] does manage to sustain its unease.
Nicholas Bell
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