Antes de que existieran las películas de terror, México ya tenía historias capaces de quitarle el sueño a cualquiera. Octubre es el mes de las casas embrujadas, las celebraciones del Día de Muertos, los gatos negros y las películas de horror. Pero antes de que llegara Frankenstein, Nosferatu y el…
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