Horror Films Set in Argentina

Descrizione: Although not strictly a horror film, its psychological tension and the theme of guilt and retribution make it a compelling addition to this list, set against the backdrop of Argentina's societal issues.

Fatto: The film was remade in 2012 with a more explicit horror twist, focusing on the supernatural elements of guilt.

Descrizione: A real-time horror film where a young woman experiences terrifying events in an old house, based on a true story from Uruguay but set in Argentina for its remake.

Fatto: The film was shot in one continuous take, adding to the suspense and realism.

Descrizione: This film explores the dark secrets hidden in an old lakeside house in Argentina, where a family uncovers a chilling history of disappearances and supernatural occurrences.

Fatto: The film was shot in the scenic Patagonia region, known for its haunting beauty. It was also one of the first horror films to use augmented reality in its marketing campaign.

Descrizione: Set in Buenos Aires, this movie delves into the life of a woman who is haunted by an invisible entity, leading to a terrifying investigation into the paranormal.

Fatto: The film was inspired by real-life accounts of paranormal activity reported in Argentina. It was also praised for its realistic portrayal of urban settings.

Descrizione: A family moves into an old mansion in Argentina, only to discover it's haunted by the ghosts of its past owners, seeking to reclaim their home.

Fatto: The mansion used in the film is a real historical site in Argentina, known for its own ghost stories.

Descrizione: A modern take on the zombie genre, this film follows survivors in Buenos Aires as they navigate through a city overrun by the undead.

Fatto: It was one of the first Argentine films to use practical effects for zombies, giving it a gritty, realistic feel.

Descrizione: This film adapts the Latin American legend of La Llorona, setting it in rural Argentina where a grieving mother's cries echo through the night.

Fatto: The film was shot in the remote areas of Argentina, enhancing the eerie atmosphere with its isolation.

Descrizione: Emma, an American student in Argentina, becomes possessed by a malevolent spirit, leading to a battle for her soul.

Fatto: The film was shot in both English and Spanish, with the Italian dubbing being particularly well-received.

Descrizione: A psychological horror where a young man starts to question his sanity as he experiences strange occurrences in his apartment in Buenos Aires.

Fatto: The film uses the city's architecture to enhance its eerie atmosphere, focusing on the old buildings of San Telmo.

Descrizione: This film brings the legend of the Chupacabra to life, set in the rural areas of Argentina where livestock mysteriously disappear.

Fatto: It was one of the first films to explore the Chupacabra myth in a feature-length format, blending folklore with horror.