Our own Rosa Parra recently was apart Rotten Tomatoes’s Best Spanish-Language Horror Movies Ranked by Tomatometer and we could not be more proud.

“I’m getting goosebumps just talking about it,” Rosa Parra admits, reflecting on the power of Spanish-language horror. That sentiment captures the essence of this week’s Critical Thinking episode, where Tomatometer-approved critics Rosa Parra, Carlos Aguilar, and Manuel Betancourt spotlight Spanish-language horror cinema during Hispanic Heritage Month –Rotten Tomatoes

“Here you’ll find only the Freshest scary selections from Mexico (Cronos), Spain (The Orphanage), Uruguay (The Silent House), Chile (The Wolf House), and Argentina (Cold Sweat). Inside each film, an underworld teeming with our favorite monsters. Zombies in [rec]! Mad scientists in The Skin I Live In! Vampires in Dracula! (Yep, there was another version to the Universal classic.) Creepy kids in The Orphanage! And In the Devil’s Backbone, maybe something beyond…” – Rotten Tomatoes

ROSA’S LIST! TOP FIVE Spanish-Language Horror Films of All Time

1. La Llorona

2. Pan’s Labyrinth

3. Tigers Are Not Afraid

4. The Devil’s Backbone

5. When Evil Lurks