Terrified

Directed by Demián Rugna
Not Rated
2018    88mHorror
6.583%68%6.7
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Allbreck, Jano and Rosentock are researchers of paranormal phenomena. Commissioner Maza tries to give an explanation to inexplicable events that are occurring in a neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Together they will try to reveal the mystery within the affected houses before the evil destroys the existence of human society as we know it.
  • Maxi GhionePolice Commissioner Funes
  • Norberto GonzaloJano
  • Elvira OnettoMora Albreck
  • George L. LewisRosentock
  • Julieta VallinaAlicia
  • Demián SalomónWalter
  • Agustín RittanoJuan
  • Natalia SeñoralesClara
  • Matias RascovschiBoy
  • Lorenzo LangerPatricio
  • Bruno GiacobbePale Man
  • Laura ManzanedaPolice Officer Vanesa
  • Ariel ChavarríaPolice Officer Enrique
  • Hugo HalbrichMasiero
  • Fernando DíazRazzioni / Producer
  • Fabián ForteNurse Fulero / Assistant Director
  • Demián RugnaDirector / Screenplay / Original Music Composer
  • Raimundo BassanoAssociate Producer
  • Laura AguerrebehereProduction Design
  • Alicia VázquezSet Decoration
  • Scott ThomasOctober 12, 2025
    i just finished rewatching this for the second time, and it's just so damn good! I can't wait for the next thing this director does..
  • makdelartMay 13, 2026
    Unfortunately, it didn’t grab me, or scare me in the slightest. It’s a mishmash of a few themes, based on jump-scare tropes, which are somehow supposed to come together by the end. The problem is that, whether it’s the disjointed plot structure, the direction, or perhaps the actors – nothing here moved me. It’s not even worth comparing to When Evil Lurks.
  • Andy Davidson | folknhell.comApril 27, 2026
    Once again, Rugna plumbs the depths of our darkest fears and unearths a truly shocking tale of urban horror. It's not quite up to the standard of Where Evil Lurks, but it remains head and shoulders above most modern horror.
  • RhysMarch 4, 2026
    ​This is a total masterclass in sustained dread. Instead of relying on cheap "in-your-face" scares, Demián Rugna focuses on a slow, suffocating buildup where the tension never truly lets up. The scares are incredibly effective because they feel earned and grounded in a reality that's just "off." Maximiliano Ghione’s performance as Detective Funes is a standout—his portrayal of pure, palpable terror gives the film its emotional weight. Rugna is officially a director to watch; I can’t wait to see what nightmares he dreams up next

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