El torreón
Directed by Michael Mann
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un destacamento del ejército alemán se defiende de las tropas aliadas en un paraje montañoso en Rumanía. Allí se acuartelan en una misteriosa fortificación romana, ignorando las advertencias de los lugareños.
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- EnochLight4 de agosto de 2025“The Keep” (1983) is a forgotten gem of '80s horror cinema — or at least, the dusty, half-finished jewel of what could have been. Largely flying under the radar and now drifting somewhere between cult classic and fever dream, this film suffered a particularly brutal fate: the unexpected death of visual effects wizard Wally Veevers, who tragically passed away with hundreds of effects shots still in the pipeline. Director Michael Mann, suddenly left holding the supernatural bag, was forced to cobble together a conclusion himself — and suffice it to say, it’s not the grand showdown he originally envisioned. His plan for an epic, effects-laden finale? Crushed under the weight of studio indifference. Paramount wouldn't cough up the cash, so instead we got a stripped-down, ethereal shrug of an ending. (But hey, it made for great late-night cable fodder back in the day.) Even worse, Mann’s original cut clocked in at a whopping 210 minutes — nearly four hours of bleak, beautiful chaos. Paramount, in their infinite wisdom, hacked it down to a lean 96, leaving the final film with more holes than the Swiss cheese in the cast food truck. Continuity? Gone. Character arcs? Whoops. Entire plot threads? Missing, presumed dead. And yet… in spite of the carnage, what remains is still a gorgeously shot, atmospheric descent into supernatural horror. The opening cinematography is stunning, the score by Tangerine Dream is hypnotic, and the performances are all deliciously eerie, like everyone knew something was wrong but just went with it anyway. Check it out — if only to witness what happens when visionary ambition slams headfirst into studio meddling and real-world tragedy. It’s not perfect. It’s not even finished. But it’s unforgettable.
- Christopher Weed19 de abril de 2026Oddly paced first outing for Michael Mann. Excellent visuals with good acting from Ian McKellen and Jurgen Prochnow.
- The Patrick4 de febrero de 2026Mann, what a trip this was. I hope one day we get to see the full 210 min. movie. This is a classic 80s movie Mysterious-Drama-Horror-Scifi. Enjoy it for what it is, what is was supposed to be and more importantly, embrace its mood, visuals and score.
- abovetheclouds6318 de mayo de 2025This was a bizarre an wholly unique experience. The film wasn't perfect by any means. The audio production was a mess, and the love scene stopped the movie's pacing dead in its tracks and seemed inserted to check a box. That said, the concept was intriguing if a bit unfulfilled, and I had no issues with the acting or the production values. I'm happy to own this film, and glad to have experienced it.
El torreón Trivia
El torreón was released on 16 de diciembre de 1983.
El torreón was directed by Michael Mann.
El torreón has a runtime of 1h 36min.
El torreón was produced by Gene Kirkwood, Hawk Koch.
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un destacamento del ejército alemán se defiende de las tropas aliadas en un paraje montañoso en Rumanía. Allí se acuartelan en una misteriosa fortificación romana, ignorando las advertencias de los lugareños.
The key characters in El torreón are Glaeken Trismegestus (Scott Glenn), Eva Cuza (Alberta Watson), Captain Klaus Woermann (Jürgen Prochnow).
El torreón is rated 18.
El torreón is a Terror, Drama, Fantasía film.
El torreón has an audience rating of 4.3 out of 10.
El torreón had a budget of 6 MUS$.
El torreón has made 3,7 MUS$ at the box office.