all at once slasher and operatic giallo, in which viewers - ourselves the rubber-necking tourists of cinema - will feel split between wanting the obnoxious foreign visitors equally to survive and to die.

Venicefrenia ends up falling short on both fronts: creating enjoyable horror and making an astute observation on contemporary society. [Full review in Spanish]

Good ideas that seem to deflate during the second part of the film... although well livened by bloody moments that will relish those who enjoy a good bloodbath. [Full review in Spanish]

A schizophrenic exercise in love of evil... [Full review in Spanish]