
A Botany hobbyist traveling through a Mexican Forest crosses paths with and brings home, a Latin American Folklore, that's more than just a story.
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7.3
Interesting film
6 reviews

Steven Cuoco
Oct 26, 2024
The film gave Creepshow vibes and I liked it. Thank goodness the guy in the film had nice feet because it would have been a disgusting visual to witness the demon eating ugly feet that were unmanicured.
Earl Martin
Oct 26, 2024
Great creature. Probably about 3-4 minutes too long. Not sure what the purpose of the creatures love for toes is. But you made a film and that's an accomplishment!

Petri Puroaho
Nov 1, 2024
First I thought that this film is too "artistic" and not going anywhere, because of the time-jumps. But then, the more I watched it, the more I got into it, and it started to fascinate me. And great how the filmmaker has created totally own kind of "folklore" legend of a monster in the woods. And music accompanied the end result very nicely. Nice scary moments. Thanks for such an unusual experience.

Christopher Outridge
Nov 3, 2024
As someone who genuinely doesn’t like to look at human feet, this short disturbed me. It also made me laugh; a toe eating demon!!! Great job at being really creepy and hilarious! One criticism I have is that you really didn’t need the text that explained the date and time. Personally, I stopped reading them after the first one that established Mexico and Arizona.

Gary Francis Roche
Nov 3, 2024
Really creepy, and intense. I think the first part of the introduction of the creatures silhouette outside the tent could've been executed a bit better but everything else leading up worked really well. A really 80's nostalgia slasher in the making with this nicely contained proof of concept.

Alexandra Gullossou
Nov 23, 2024
Classic toe horror. Good story. I really enjoyed the transition from home to forest and the reveal.