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It is a correct documentary about the interesting history of Argentine horror cinema. The effort should be applauded; Its execution, however, left holes that are visible to any viewer. At a technical level there are deficiencies in the sound recording of the interviewees and therefore the quality of listening is questionable. The story aims to be complete but dedicates time to the period where horror films were not made to dedicate less time to the period where they were made. And there were missing films that are key and have gained fame from cult films like Sadomaster. The fact that the films of the production company behind Sadomaster have not even been mentioned makes me think that there are personal problems behind the production. The film, despite having an approach that I would have faced otherwise, fulfills its function, sparks controversy and takes a position: you should support a genre that has fans. However, there is an issue of commercial logic: no uninteresting film will be successful and the horror genre is no exception. A lot of crap has been made here and precisely the films that are most remembered are those that are independent and unpretentious. If a documentary were made about Argentine Z cinema it would be much more interesting by far.