The Baby's Room

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Cast & Crew

Javier Gutiérrez
Juan

Leonor Watling
Sonia

Eulàlia Ramon
Teresa

Ramón Barea
Marcos

Sancho Gracia
Domingo

Antonio Dechent
Fernández

Terele Pavez
Mujer de Domingo

Asunción Balaguer
Anciana 2

Alex de la Iglesia
Director

Alex de la Iglesia
Screenwriter

Jorge Guerricaechevarría
Screenwriter

Álvaro Augustin
Producer

Julio Fernández
Producer

Carlos Fernández
Executive Producer

Santiago Gimeno
Executive Producer

Aitor Montánchez
Executive Producer

Roque Baños
Original Music

José Luis Moreno
Cinematographer

Alejandro Lázaro
Film Editor

David Pinillos
Film Editor

Biaffra
Art Director

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Critic Reviews for The Baby's Room

Audience Reviews for The Baby's Room

• May 14, 2014

  The Baby's Room is Álex de la Iglesia's entry in the Spanish horror TV series "Films to keep you awake". I saw Iglesia's cult hit 'Day of the Beast' fairly recently and was thoroughly impressed by it. Obviously The Baby's Room is not of similar quality, but it's a more than interesting little story and better than the majority of the "Masters of Horror" episodes. If you were to pigeon hole this film, it would go into the 'haunted house' genre, and although there's haunted house themes; Iglesia makes more of it than just that. The plot focuses on a young couple with a baby that have just moved into a new home. After buying a baby monitor, the couple come to believe that somebody may be in the house with them; but the truth is something far more sinister. As a mystery film, this one works well. I can't say that the plot is completely original; though the film didn't turn out to be what I was expecting which is always a bonus. The central couple are both excellent, with Javier Gutiérrez particularly standing out. There are some good moments of suspense and the director does manage to keep us interested for the duration. It boils down to a decent twisted ending and I certainly recommend this film to anyone who can get their hands on it. 4 stars 4-11-14
  Bruce B Super Reviewer
• Jan 28, 2012

  Not too shabby. More of a Tales from the Darkside episode, than a horror flick. Pretty well done, though.
  Cynthia S Super Reviewer
• Jan 18, 2011

  for a movie that is only 1hr 17 minutes long (not including credits) , This movie was brilliant i watched it on fearnet.com and thought i'd give it a shot. the acting was above average, the music and effects were frightening. it is kind of difficult for the human mind to think of what a parallel world is like.. which does make the movie a little confusing,... and that is a little bit of a downside.... also the ending could of been better..... instead of the ending it had... they could of improved on that more... but overall worth watching
  Paul A Super Reviewer
• Jan 03, 2011

  IMO, it's just a little spooky horror flick that uses almost all the formulas available to frighten you. However, it fails in doing so. The story hardly makes any sense; & the lesser said about the performances, the better. I'm glad that it wasn't a long movie and I'd like to thank the editor (or whoever in-charge of it) for that. Had it been longer, it'd have been a torture to watch it further. Provided as it is, it's okay as a TV horror show/episode.
  familiar s Super Reviewer

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