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Hasta El Viento Tiene Miedo (1968) screening at The Frida Cinema on October 28th
Boarding School is a drag and even more so when there’s a ghost haunting it! Join us on October 28th, 8PM at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, CA to see the Mexican horror cult classic Hasta El Viento Tiene Miedo (Even The Wind Is Afraid) (1968). Directed by the legendary Carlos Enrique Taboada (famously known for also directing “Poison of the Fairies”)—a group of teenage girls are unfairly kept at their boarding school during summer break & suddenly a ghostly figure resembling
Armando Hernandez
Sep 29


Silencio De Muerte (1991)
In Silencio De Muerte , a silent death is the scariest of all deaths. Imagine not hearing anything and not being heard when dying. That is truly frighting. A group of actors are struggling to make ends meet in the stage plays they star in. They can't get any work anywhere else either. They realize they are no longer in their 20's, where it was much easier being an actor then. Realizing that they are getting older and know nothing else other than acting — one of the actors ha
Armando Hernandez
Oct 25, 2025
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