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¿Ya tienes cuenta? Iniciar sesión Atroz (Atrocious)(2015)
The camera documents a series of brutal crimes, including the humiliation, torture, and murder of various victims. As the police—specifically (Carlos Valencia)—delve deeper into the recordings and the lives of the perpetrators, they uncover a cycle of inherited violence and psychological trauma that fuels the men's atrocities. Production and Style
Lex Ortega, who also stars in the film and is known for his work in the "extreme" subgenre of horror.
The story begins with the aftermath of a car accident involving two intoxicated men, (Miguel Angel Nava) and Goyo (Lex Ortega). When the police inspect the vehicle, they discover a video camera containing footage that reveals the men are not just reckless drivers, but serial killers.
The film blends traditional cinematography with found footage , creating a gritty, pseudo-realistic atmosphere designed to unsettle the audience.
The camera documents a series of brutal crimes, including the humiliation, torture, and murder of various victims. As the police—specifically (Carlos Valencia)—delve deeper into the recordings and the lives of the perpetrators, they uncover a cycle of inherited violence and psychological trauma that fuels the men's atrocities. Production and Style
Lex Ortega, who also stars in the film and is known for his work in the "extreme" subgenre of horror.
The story begins with the aftermath of a car accident involving two intoxicated men, (Miguel Angel Nava) and Goyo (Lex Ortega). When the police inspect the vehicle, they discover a video camera containing footage that reveals the men are not just reckless drivers, but serial killers.
The film blends traditional cinematography with found footage , creating a gritty, pseudo-realistic atmosphere designed to unsettle the audience.