Tag: asmodexia

Writer-director Marc Carrete (Asmodexia) premiered the first trailer for his upcoming new feature Lagunas, La Guarida del Diablo two days ago at the Molins Horror Film Festival and we're happy to present the online premiere of the Spanish language...

Asmodexia director Marc Carrete returned to the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival this year with a little something new for audiences craving high end scares. Presented as part of the Pitchbox program, Carrete shared a proof of concept trailer for...

After making his debut with Spanish language exorcist picture Asmodexia director Marc Carrete will shift into English for his second film - an alien monster movie titled After The Lethargy. After a series of macabre events, police confirmed the presence...

With the world premiere of Fantaspoa's own production, Jorge and Alberto vs the Neoliberal Demons (directed by the Quintana Brothers from Argentina), the tenth edition of this incredible Brazilian film festival reached to its end on Sunday night (May 25)....

With Marc Carrete's Spanish chiller Asmodexia headed off to the international sales market the international sales agents have given us the first look at the brand new poster art for the film.Eloy de Palma is an exorcist pastor roaming the...

Marc Carrete's Spanish horror film Asmodexia is just putting the final buff and polish on its post production before rolling out to the international festival circuit and one of the consequences of its impending completion is the arrival of the...

News out of Berlin today is that Toronto-based Raven Banner has acquired the international rights to Marc Carreté's debut feature, the exorcism horror film Asmodexia. Carreté has written and directed two short films prior to Asmodexia. He wrote this first feature...

About an hour north of Barcelona, an old tuberculosis hospital was converted to a large film studio, the Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya. Fans of Spanish horror film have likely seen several films shot there, and the most recent film in...

Well, here's a little treat from an old friend. Regulars at the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival in Spain - simply put the most important genre film event in Europe - need no introduction to Mike Hostench, the energetic co-director...