México Bárbaro [DVD]

Film made up of eight horror short films. The eight segments that make up Barbarian Mexico are:

-Drena by Aarón Soto, a young teenager has to drain the blood from her mother's vagina.

-Jaral de Berrios by Edgar Nito, the story of two highway robbers who are fleeing after stealing a shipment of valuables, they are forced to take shelter in the former Hacienda of Jaral de Berrios to avoid being captured since one of them is injured . During their stay in that place they begin to see things that are out of logic, which will make them? doubt whether choosing that place was a good decision.

-Day of the Dead, by Gugi Guerrero. The story takes place in a seedy brothel in the North of Mexico where there is a group of abused women under the orders of Doña Luz. On the great night of the Day of the Dead they open their doors to all sinful men.

-The most precious thing by Isaac Ezban, tells us the story of Javier and Valeria, two teenagers in love who decide to escape for a few days to a cabin in the middle of the forest to have an unforgettable night. And they are going to have it but not as they believed. In the forest live alushes, goblins who usually steal insignificant things from humans, but this time they will try to steal something much more important: Valeria's virginity.

-Muñecas by Jorge Michel Grau, the short film by the famous director takes place in the canals of Xochimilco where a chinampa lies peacefully that attracts thousands of tourists annually. In it hundreds of dolls hang darkly: dismembered, decapitated, sadly tortured. Nobody knows the secret that is kept there. but if you look closely into the dolls' eyes they will tell you.

-What matters is what's inside Lex Ortega tells us the story of Laura, a girl with the strange fixation of always looking out the window. Because of them he becomes a witness to the most brutal and inhuman acts that occur in his neighborhood. One day Laura witnesses the kidnapping of her younger brother and her worst nightmare begins due to her inability to communicate.

-Tzompantli by Laurette Flores. From the future, a journalist narrates how in 2014 he made the macabre discovery of a drug altar that emulated an ancient Mexica custom.

-Seven times seven by Ulises Guzmán. In this story, Rabbit steals a corpse from the cemetery to give it life through a magical rite; He takes care of him for a long time to restore his humanity and memory. Since he has achieved it, all of Rabbit's hatred for the resurrected man causes him to kill him and start over.