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Spanish Horror Rises: New Label Debuts at Cannes
8 May
Summary
- Noir Hollow, a new Spanish horror label, launches at Cannes.
- Their debut film, 'The House of Monsters,' stars acclaimed actors.
- The label focuses on visceral, sensory horror experiences.
Spanish cinema is experiencing a surge, highlighted by the international debut of Noir Hollow at the Cannes Film Market. This new genre label, co-led by Fede Pajaro and Carlota Amor, is premiering its first film, "The House of Monsters," at the Fantastic Pavilion. The film stars Jaime Lorente and Antonio Resines.
Noir Hollow aims to create a visceral, sensory horror experience by prioritizing atmosphere, tension, and practical effects. This approach seeks to reclaim the genre's origins and engage viewers directly, pushing boundaries against prevailing political correctness.
Directed by David Hebrero, "The House of Monsters" delves into a night of escalating terror within a family home. It weaves intrigue with explicit horror elements, intending to captivate genre enthusiasts and international buyers alike. The film promises a journey into buried family secrets and unsettling environments.
