Criticism of ‘Huesera’, disappointing incursion into Mexican terrorism

bone basket He enters the most terrifying state of motherhood, where those fears and guilt take terrifying forms and are linked to the smallest habits through which Valentina relieves her anxiety, in which case breaking her fingers becomes the absolute nightmare.

Her fear drove her to the point of searching for answers in dark rituals that interact with religious and family dualities, as past guilt returns with the need to close cycles and confront the true desires the heroine seeks to pursue with her life.

Engaging a fierce eccentric world, body horror, and photography that dares to shock images with impressive use of consistent light in certain locations… However, bone basket It’s a disappointing movie, showing off amazing potential that he rarely dares to explore.

For every great scene, there have been ten films that have lost all interest in the viewer, a sadly lopsided film whose intentions are what stand out the most, but not how they are executed. Without more, it gives just enough to spark interest and intrigue in whatever the director does next.