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Terrified aka Aterrados is an Argentinian horror film. In Spanish, this feature premiered on Shudder in 2018. Now, the film is set to release, across the U.S., on DVD and Blu-ray this September 1st. In the film, a supernatural force is taking over a suburban street in Buenos Aires. Now, it is up to three characters to push this spiritual evil back into the abyss. This title was developed by Demian Rugna (Death Knows Your Name) and stars: Maximiliano Ghione, Norberto Gonzalo and Elvira Onetto. A preview of the U.S. home entertainment release is hosted here. The International trailer, for Terrified, is much better than the U.S. one. In the U.S. trailer, characters are introduced and certain story details are revealed. But, the darker parts will only be revealed on the release. The DVD and Blu-ray will both be available in an unrated version. Of 88 minutes, this...

Three paranormal and criminal investigators are joining forces to protect the innocent inhabitants of a neighborhood plagued by a supernatural entity. With their shared knowledge, they must team up and destroy the evil before their dimension is taken over completely, in the horror film, ‘Terrified.’ Rlje Films is set to release the drama on September […]

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"A true story of fear." Rlje Films has released another official US trailer for the Argentinian supernatural horror film Terrified, also known as Aterrados in Spanish. This first premiered at the Morbido Film Fest in Mexico in 2017, then it won Best Horror Film at Fantastic Fest in 2018, and stopped by the Montevideo Fantástico, Brussels Fantastic, Fantaspoa, Neuchâtel, Fantasia, FrightFest, and Sitges Film Festival on a global world tour. When strange events occur in a neighborhood in Buenos Aires, a doctor specializing in the paranormal, her colleague, and an ex police officer decide to investigate further. Starring Maxi Ghione, Norberto Gonzalo, Elvira Onetto, George Lewis, and Julieta Vallina. This isn't the best trailer, a bit too dark and doesn't have that much scary footage, but with all the buzz it still seems like it's worth a watch. Here's the official US trailer (+ poster) for Demián Rugna's Terrified, direct from Rlje's...

Guillermo Del Toro has come on board to produce “Terrified,” an English-language remake of last year’s Argentinian horror thriller, for Fox Searchlight, with Sacha Gervasi set to write the script.

Demián Rugna, who directed the original from his own script, will helm the remake. Del Toro won Academy Awards in March for producing and directing “The Shape of Water,” which was distributed by Fox Searchlight. In April, Searchlight signed an overall deal with del Toro that covers live-action feature films to be written, produced, and/or directed by the filmmaker.

The original “Terrified” is set in a neighborhood in Buenos Aires where a doctor specializing in the paranormal, her colleague, and an ex-police officer investigate horrifying events and attempt to stop the evil before it spreads. The movie starred Ariel Chavarria, Maximiliano Ghione, and Norberto Gonzalo.

Gervasi’s credits include “The Terminal,” “Hitchcock,” the documentary “Anvil! The Story of Anvil,...

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- The Argentine Actors Assn. said Wednesday that its contract dispute with Francis Ford Coppola's production company, Zoetrope Argentina, is over, and that its members will continue working on the Oscar-winning director's film "Tetro", currently filming in Buenos Aires.

The union claimed to have halted production last Thursday because Argentine actors on the film were working with incomplete or unsigned contracts -- a claim that was denied outright by Zoetrope Argentina.

"The issue is resolved. The lawyers for the producers presented the necessary documentation and recognized the errors that they had made. So now they are able to continue with production," Norberto Gonzalo, general secretary of the actors union, said.

Kathleen Talbert, Coppola's U.S.-based spokeswoman, denied that there were ever any problems with the production.

"'Tetro' was never shut down. They have shot every day scheduled," she said. "All contracts with all Argentine actors are signed. All actors have been paid according to their contracts since the start of the shoot."

The $15 million-budgeted film tells the tale of an artistic family in Argentina and has a cast mainly composed of American, Spanish and Argentine actors.