Movies by Gigi Saul Guerrero

Gigi Saul Guerrero is a masterful storyteller whose horror films blend Latinx culture, mythology, and visceral thrills. As a Mexican-Canadian filmmaker, she brings a unique perspective to the genre, crafting chilling tales that subvert expectations and shine a spotlight on marginalized voices. Guerrero's cinematic imprint is defined by her bold visual style and her fearless exploration of taboo subjects. From the supernatural terrors of Nahuales to the socio-political commentary of Bingo Hell, her films are marked by an unflinching gaze and a refusal to shy away from the darkness that lurks beneath the surface of the human experience. Whether she's reimagining the found-footage format in V/H/S/85 or delving into the complexities of female identity in Jenni, Guerrero's work is consistently thought-provoking and genre-defying. Guerrero's rise to prominence has been swift and well-deserved. With a string of critically acclaimed titles under her belt, including the acclaimed Satanic Hispanics and the chilling The Visit, she has emerged as a distinct voice in contemporary horror, blending cultural specificity with universal themes of power, identity, and the human condition. As she continues to push the boundaries of the genre, Gigi Saul Guerrero solidifies her place as a visionary filmmaker whose work demands attention and sparks vital conversations.