Stories about La Llorona have not only terrified Latino children for decades, the vengeful ghost in Mexican folklore is quite scary in horror movies.

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The most solemn and unique festivals generally take place in areas with large indigenous populations. The southern Mexican ...

The 39-year-old is in her second year as an assistant professor at the University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film, and Television and approaches horror as a fan and academic, defining the genre as ...

The thesis addressed how oral storytelling on La Llorona floated between depictions of her as either a virgin or a harlot and the impacts these characterizations in movies had on Latina identity.

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A young lady is raped and killed and now haunts Balete Drive as an unmistakable vision in white. A little girl peers over the ...

Urban legend: The movie is based on the Mexican folk tale of "La Llorona," translated to the "Crying Woman" or the "Wailer." It is a vengeful ghost said to roam near bodies of water mourning her ...