32 Malasana Street
Directed by Albert Pinto
In the late 1970s, the Olmedo family leaves their village behind for city life, and buy an old apartment at 32 Manuela Malasaña Street in Madrid. But there is something that the Olmedo family don't know about their new home: they aren't alone...SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE.
In this hit haunter from Spain, a rural family moves to an apartment in Madrid where something horrifying awaits.
Cast: Begoña Vargas, Iván Marcos, Bea Segura
Member Reviews
Really solid spanish horror movie, not quite as good as say 'the orphanage' but it's in that vein
Really enjoyed this one, great acting and great storyline
more granny berta please
Totally agree with all the reviews clarifying that transphobia is the source of the horror in this one. I thought the metaphor was clear and beautifully crafted despite the handful of horror movie cliches: if you isolate someone and treat them like they're less than human they will become what you make them, for example, a monster.
Really good haunted house story.