Hardworking family man Jorge is just barely making ends meet. When he gets mugged by Kalule, a neighborhood delinquent, Jorge's son decides to confront Kalule, only to get himself shot in the process. Sentenced to a scant 2 years in prison for the offense, Kalule, released and now intent on revenge, goes on the warpath, terrorizing Jorge's family. With his wife, son and daughter at the mercy of a thug, Jorge has no choice but to take justice into...

A man arrives in a small town controlled by drug dealers to seek out and kill the people responsible for his son's death.

To kill a man: After becoming the target of a street thug and finding no help from legal authorities, a working-class man decides to take matters into his own hands to protect his family. Our blood: A brother and sister meet for the first time on an isolated bison farm. What begins as an attempt to reunite a family ends in ecstatic violence when the two are seduced into transgressing primordial law.

The story of Iris, a ballet dancer who is driven to search for Otis, an old friend she has not seen in ten years. Her investigations lead her to a psychiatric hospital where Otis has been hospitalized during that time. Once there, those responsible for the center warn that Otis has developed a mysterious alternative personality, which they have nevertheless managed to block. Following Otis's release, the medics also inform Iris about Otis's unpredictability....

Paul Naschy was Spain's answer to Lon Chaney. He has portrayed many classic monsters--the Wolfman, Frankenstein's monster, Count Dracula, the Mummy and more. He was not only a terrific actor, but an accomplished writer, producer and director. This Blu-ray box set includes five stellar films from his long and distinguished career.

Award-winning filmmaker Natalia Almada depicts the brutality of Mexico's drug war through the quiet that falls between the moments of violence. The film follows a night watchman in a Culiacan cemetery, a place populated with large mausoleums of Mexico's most notorious drug lords. Almada's beautiful portrait of daily life in the cemetery sits at the intersection between those who live there and those who rest there.