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Barbarous Mexico (2014)

5.4audience score
47 votes on TMDB
Released October 18, 2014Runtime 1h 50mDirector Lex Ortega, Edgar Nito

Eight tales based on the most brutally terrifying Mexican traditions and legends, an anthology of haunting stories woven into the fabric of the Mexican culture, some told through the centuries and some new, but all equally frightening. Bogeymen, trolls, ghosts, monsters, all brought to life. Time for Aztec sacrifices. This is the Day of the Dead.

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Cast of Barbarous Mexico

Emi Kamito

Emi Kamito

Ana (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Gabriel Carter

Gabriel Carter

Joe (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Breann Grainger

Breann Grainger

Lola (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Aria DeMaris

Aria DeMaris

Maya (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Shana Chow

Shana Chow

Rosa (segment 'Día de los Muertos')
Harold Torres

Harold Torres

José (segment "Jaral de Berrios")
Memo Villegas

Memo Villegas

Informant (Segment 'Tzompantli')

About Barbarous Mexico

Where can I watch Barbarous Mexico?

Barbarous Mexico is available to rent or buy in the United States on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, YouTube, Fandango At Home.

Who stars in Barbarous Mexico?

Barbarous Mexico stars Joyce Cuervo, Leslie Arce, Sara Camacho, Dulce Alexa, Adrián Aguirre.

Who directed Barbarous Mexico?

Barbarous Mexico was directed by Lex Ortega and Edgar Nito.

How long is Barbarous Mexico?

Barbarous Mexico has a runtime of 1h 50m.

What is Barbarous Mexico about?

Eight tales based on the most brutally terrifying Mexican traditions and legends, an anthology of haunting stories woven into the fabric of the Mexican culture, some told through the centuries and some new, but all equally frightening. Bogeymen, trolls, ghosts, monsters, all brought to life. Time for Aztec sacrifices. This is the Day of the Dead.