Chupacabra

The film follows Luis Toñac, a scientist, as he travels with anthropologist Amelia to a village plagued by mysterious animal deaths. These deaths, characterized by the absence of blood, are attributed to the mythical creature El Chupacabra. As the story unfolds, the scientist grapples with local myths, including the tale of a pre-Columbian princess, which adds depth to the narrative.

Chupacabra runs for 90 minutes and delivers a mix of horror and history, making it appealing for fans of folklore-based thrillers. The film features performances from Ligia Petit and Aníbal Grunn, contributing to the eerie atmosphere.

For physical media collectors, this film is available on DVD, offering a chance to own a piece of horror history and explore a unique cultural legend.