November 7, 2023
Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a Mexican holiday that celebrates and honors deceased loved ones. It is celebrated each year from October 31 to November 2.
This vibrant holiday is the perfect time to watch some films that capture the holiday spirit. Though this holiday originated in Mexico, its themes of remembrance, family, and celebration resonate with viewers around the world. Here are five movies that are fitting for the occasion.
Based on a real event, this is the spectacular story of seven prisoners from the Villa Devoto prison in Buenos Aires. While digging a tunnel to escape, they make a bizarre and frightening discovery just as they are about to break through to freedom.
Watch El Tùnel de los Huesos (Tunnel of Bones) on Reveel
A gang of suburban kids decides to murder a young Mexican working girl. The father of the victim is allowed into the country to bring his daughter’s body back, but when the body disappears from the morgue, he decides to take the investigation in his own hand.
Watch El Día de Los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) on Reveel
Two sisters must uncover the existence of a supernatural entity that could have murdered their father as they question each other’s sanity and reality.
Cristian is attacked by an evil entity, his mother did not know what to do, and his godfather, father Ernesto fights to save him and thus recover everyone’s faith.
A teenager and his dying grandfather conduct afterlife investigations in Miami when a mysterious man hires them to find the secret to immortality.
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We all know the allure of a good guilty pleasure flick — movies so ludicrous and outlandishly executed that we can’t help but be bowled over by the audacity. Welcome to the delightful chaos of entertainment where we go through 12 horror movies that are so outrageous they’re amazingly good. Strap in and prepare to […]
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Storytellers from diverse backgrounds are seizing the opportunity to bring more narratives to the screen and Black filmmakers, in particular, are producing an ever-increasing amount of content each year. We’ve scoured our own library to bring you the 5 most compelling films that are centered around black history. These movies serve as perfect companions to […]
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