Rosario

Gives [Vargas] the opportunity to demonstrate his talent for generating terrifying atmospheres without having to resort to an abusive CGI, although the film also has successful 'body horror' sequences. [Full review in Spanish]

Toubia fights hard and gets in some solid scenes that could’ve been worked out on another director’s remix. “Rosario” is worth seeing for her and is otherwise mired in pretty good problems to have.

Not even the cultural specificity or inspired creature work can distract from the familiar possession horror trappings here, but it’s also an inoffensive horror effort all around.

Rosario is a visually confident debut, with flashes of energy and a memorable monster, but it's trapped in a familiar mold. [Full review in Spansih]