cycles in Mu Cosamostra film. The ties that bind Latin America with the terror are as varied as appellants. Since the settlers came with their hands and arms loaded and deposited all his sadism in these lands, the fate chained to Latin America to the systematic emergence of terror in its history. Also in the legends. Governments of terror with terror policies advocated by individuals who established and implemented terror are some realities that make our societies, fear triumphant seedlings, tools insignificant the great engine that combusts releasing brain-threatening fire that claim religion misunderstood the politics pyromaniacs and archangels of discrimination and exclusion. How could it be otherwise, the films made by these countries also showed that terror, with certain nuances depending on country of origin. The cycle has begun, but there are a few films, namely, on Thursday 12 will screen "Masterpieces of Terror" (1960), by Enrique Carreras Argentina to its biggest icon of the genre, the Ibero-American Narciso Ibáñez Menta; without another word. From Mexico, the next two movies bring us death and redemption atmospheres. It is no coincidence that within two films in this country, because if there is a place in the world that has in his films terror as one of the pillars, that is Mexico, with an ingrained folklore cult of the dead. On Thursday 19/11 film was screened in 1989, "Tomb Robbers" by Rubén Galindo Jr.: a funny story that has moments bizarrísimos, terror and hilarious situations. And end the series with "The Harrowing of Human Beast" (1971) of great Rene Cardona where the handling of terror is the most effective and might even say that much more cruel than other productions of the time. As always the meeting is at 19:30 pm. every Thursday of November in Mu, Meeting Place (Hipólito Yrigoyen 1440), where you can you take a mate, or a beer, and start to desenchufarte the day as you share the pleasure of watching films veery special. Greetings Mr X
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