Directed by:
Martín Garrido BarónScreenplay:
Martín Garrido RamisCinematography:
Sergio DelgadoCast:
Antonio Mayans, Alejo Sauras, Gonzalo Bouza, Martín Garrido Ramis, Miquel Fernández, Miquel Sitjar, Mark San JuanPlots(1)
Recently freed after 25 years for killing his girlfriend, Antonio Frau (Fernando Asaco) has just inherited an old motel from a relative he never knew. Old habits die hard and Antonio takes this as a sign from God to begin “cleansing” those who have lost the will to live. He leads his naive victims to room 6 where he purifies them through excruciating pain and blood-soaked torture, while at the same time, continuing his everyday life next to his new wife. (official distributor synopsis)
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The 4.7/10 rating in IMDB is a lot more accurate than the multiple four stars here. A long-winded film that lacks a spark, where a couple of gratuitous brutal scenes are hidden under a layer of wannabe intelligent psychological quotes from the murder’s “diary”. But under that layer of poser pseudo encumbrance and brief episodes brutality, the film is empty, totally empty.
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A sub-par film that impresses only by the number of beautiful naked women. It looks like it's from the 90s, all the violence is out of frame, the pace is slow and soporific to the point of being uninteresting, much like the main villain. This was a big mistake, especially from the Spaniards.
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