Horror Rises from Spain

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain Mistress Elena is celebrating WHO CAN KILL A CHILD? 40th anniversary and sharing Waldo de los Rios amazing soundtrack for this amazing Spanish Horror flick.

Do you dare to give it a try?

SPANISHFEAR.COM felt a tribute must be paid to this masterpiece and here we are celebrating the life and eternity of WHO CAN KILL A CHILD?

This special includes:

- An episode of our podcast HORROR RISES FROM SPAIN in which you will listen to part of its chilling soundtrack composed by Waldo de los Ríos together with some comments about the movie and the composer.

- Erika Tiburcio’s article about THE HISTORIAL BACKGROUND BEHIND WHO CAN KILL A CHILD?

- Robert Monell’s CHILDREN OF HORROR revision of the movie and it remake

- Manuel Ortega Lasaga’s thoughts about WHO CAN KILL A CHILD?

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain Mistress Elena, now totally recovered from her sore throat revises some of her fav themes from Spanish Horror movies including Horror Express, The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue or Last Circus. Apart from listening to this amazing songs you will get some information about the flicks and her personal opinion on them and some of the directors. You cannot miss it!

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will listen to the most classic and scary Spanish Xmas songs:

Feliz Navidad (José Feliciano)

Campana sobre campana

Mi burrito sabanero

Los peces en el río

Noche de paz

El tamborilero (Raphael)

Rodolfo el reno

A la nanita nana

La marimorena

SURPRISE SONG!

I hope you enjoy them and sing them around the Xmas tree!!

On this episode of Horror Rises from Spain Rust Bucket from Kitchen sink radio joins Elena Anele to talk about Juan Piquer Simón and Spanish Horror in general and the view of him in USA.

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In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you have a special October party including the coolest Spanish songs and trailers. A must have for a pre-Halloween exotic party!

It includes:

PSYCHO LOORSERS – Sangre, tetas y punk rock

SINIESTRO TOTAL – Bailaré sobre tu tumba

LOBOS NEGROS – Ella viene del espacio exterior

MACHETAZO – El Necronomicon templario

MOTORZOMBIS – Horror Express

LOS NIKIS – Inquisición, inquisición

MARISOL- Tengo el corazón contento

KILLER BARBIES – They come from Mars

PETER SELLERS – Mazinger Z

LOS FRESONES REBELDES- Al amanecer

LOS CHUNGUITOS - ¡Ay, qué dolor!

DOVER – Devil came to me

DEF CON DOS – El día de la bestia

LOS BRINCOS – Hell’s door

PARALISIS PERMANENTE – Miedo

ALASKA Y DINARAMA – Mi novio es un zombie

MOTORZOMBIS – No profanar el sueño de los muertos

OBJETIVO BIRMANIA – LA noche no es para mí

VOODOO ZOMBIE – Pandemia

JESS FRANCO – The lions and the cucumber

RAPHAEL- Mi gran noche

LOS MODULOS – Todo tiene su fin

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On this episode of Horror Rises from Spain Nicholas G. Schlegel is telling all about his book SEX, SADISM, SPAIN AND CINEMA (https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781442251168/Sex-Sadism-Spain-and-Cinema-The-Spanish-Horror-Film) : why did he write it, how did he do it, his choices and much more.

SPANISHFEAR.COM is celebrating the upcoming Spanish Horror flick: SWEET HOME by Rafa Martínez. That is why, apart from the interview to the director you can read o their site, Bruno Sevilla joined Mistress Elena in a new Horror Rises from Spain episode.

Bruno Sevilla is the main male actor in this feature film and he has come to tell all about it.

SPANISHFEAR.COM is celebrating the upcoming Spanish Horror flick: SWEET HOME by Rafa Martínez. That is why, apart from the interview to the director you can read o their site, Bruno Sevilla joined Mistress Elena in a new Horror Rises from Spain episode.

Bruno Sevilla is the main male actor in this feature film and he has come to tell all about it.

Welcome to SPANISHFEAR.COM celebration of Nacho Cerda’s AFTERMATH 20th anniversary!!!

Yes, one of the most shocking and popular Spanish Short films of all times is getting old. And here we are to pay out little tribute to this essencial work of Spanish Horror and Nightmare.

This special issue of SPANISHFEAR.COM contains:

Nacho Cerdá as special guest on Horror Rises from Spain, telling all about the short: the making, the choices, his reflections about death….

Brian Harris article about how this short influenced his life and the editions in USA

And, of course, it has been chosen as the Short of the Month on our site.

Spanish Fear is celerbating Eugenio Mira's The Birthday 10th anniversary that's why this Spanish director, also responsible of Agnosia or Grand Piano, joins us to talk about this movie and all behind it.

On Spanishfear.com you will also find an interview to Mikel Alvarño, co-writer o¡f the Birthday, a preview of the movie and an article about it by James Harris.