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[REC]: Horror Without Pause
[REC]: Horror Without Pause

[REC]: Horror Without Pause

The documentary about the most profitable Spanish horror franchise of all times

Genres

Documentary

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The horror film [REC] — directed by Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza, and released in 2007 — was an unprecedented triumph for Spanish fantasy cinema. Fifteen years later, those responsible for the creation and worldwide success of this cinematic milestone decode its keys and resurrect the myth.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Spanish

Runtime

105 mins

Rating

6.9/10

Release Date

28 October 2022

Country

Spain

Cast

Jaume Balagueró

Jaume Balagueró

Self - Filmmaker

Paco Plaza

Paco Plaza

Self - Filmmaker

Alberto Marini

Alberto Marini

Self - Screenwriter

Pablo Rosso

Pablo Rosso

Self - DOP

David Ambit

David Ambit

Self - Make-up Designer

Julio Fernández

Julio Fernández

Self - Film Producer

Teresa Gefaell

Teresa Gefaell

Self - Line Producer

Ángel Sala

Ángel Sala

Self - Film Critic

Violeta Kovacsics

Violeta Kovacsics

Self - Film Critic

Oriol Maymó

Oriol Maymó

Self - Production Manager

Gemma Fauria

Gemma Fauria

Self - Art Director

Jorge-Yamam Serrano

Jorge-Yamam Serrano

Self - Actor

Manuela Velasco

Manuela Velasco

Self - Actress

Pablo Guisa Koestinger

Pablo Guisa Koestinger

Self - Film Producer

Nacho Vigalondo

Nacho Vigalondo

Self - Filmmaker

Javier Ruiz Caldera

Javier Ruiz Caldera

Self - Filmmaker

Carlos Lasarte

Carlos Lasarte

Self - Actor

Cristina Campos

Cristina Campos

Self - Casting Director

Martha Carbonell

Martha Carbonell

Self - Actress

Ferrán Terraza

Ferrán Terraza

Self - Actor

David Vert

David Vert

Self - Actor

Vicente Gil

Vicente Gil

Self - Actor

Claudia Silva

Claudia Silva

Self - Actress

María Lanau

María Lanau

Self - Actress

Koldo Serra

Koldo Serra

Self - Filmmaker

Javier Botet

Javier Botet

Self - Actor

Sandra Astor

Sandra Astor

Self - Film Producer

José Mellinas

José Mellinas

Self - Actor

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