The Curse of The Crying Woman (La maldicin de la Llorona), is a Mexican horror film about a couple who travel to an old house owned by a woman who practices black magic. The opening song still gives me goosebumps and increases the warmth of my body. From producer James Wan, The Curse of La Llorona brings the iconic Latin American legend to terrifying life in an original horror film, marking the feature directorial debut of Michael Chaves. Children’s games often have a deep dark origin. La Llorona is not a very well-known legend, but it has spawned multiple films over the years. The Curse of La Llorona is the only movie I saw whole, more than once Everytime I watch this movie online, I really enjoy the music, it is just pure soul of that movie. To celebrate the release of The Curse of La Llorona out now on Digital Download and available on Blu-ray and DVD 9th September we are giving away a Blu-ray. Bad movies don't make you scream, so give it a chance and discover if this can. La Llorona is a part of a popular children’s game and also a popular folktale for children. It is worth seeing, just ask the people (the whole of them) who jump from the seat two or three times in the movie. I suggest you to see this movie and give it your own rating. The tale of the green little man from the north may be similar to the tale of the blue little man from the south an so forth. Although this cold be annoying for some people we must remember the folk is full of a long list of tales which could have a lot in common. Some scary tales are merged into one story giving sense to the plot. Marking the remarkable feature directorial debut of Michael Chaves, whose astounding vision and masterful direction turns Mikki Daughtry & Tobias Iaconis’ haunting and hypnotic screenplay into one of the most frightening and emotionally compelling films in the supernatural realm. Good characters, there are not nude scenes, lap/exotic dancers, nor unnecessary characters (common resource in bad Mexican movies - aka 'churros'). The Curse of La Llorona brings the iconic Latin American legend to terrifying life in an original horror film. There's a part in the movie when everything could become a little confuse, too much information and so few time to process, this can make the viewer lost a scary moment. Iliana Fox could have performed a little bit better.

Old lady (Luisa Huerta) was not at her best.

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