Mi adorado Monster 2021
"For 23 years, he has been trying to make a cursed movie... Now, a monster follows him."
Step into the chaotic world of Mi adorado Monster (2021), a wild documentary-comedy that dives deep into the absurd and obsessive universe of Spanish cult cinema.
Director: Víctor Matellano
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mi adorado Monster (2021) about?
This documentary-comedy follows director Víctor Matellano as he recounts his two-decade struggle to complete a cursed horror movie called *Los resucitados*. Mixing humor with behind-the-scenes struggles, the film reveals the absurd lengths cinephiles go to chase their dreams, even when the project feels doomed by bad luck—or something worse.
Who directed Mi adorado Monster?
Víctor Matellano, the prolific Spanish filmmaker known for his work in cult cinema and genre films, directs this meta-documentary.
Who stars in Mi adorado Monster?
The film features a dynamic cast including Spain's iconic Alaska, genre veteran Manuel Bandera, the towering Javier Botet, and comedian Carlos Areces.
Is Mi adorado Monster (2021) worth watching?
For fans of cult films and behind-the-scenes chaos, Mi adorado Monster is a delightfully chaotic ride. Its mix of humor, meta-commentary, and Spanish horror lore makes it a standout documentary-comedy, even if it's not for everyone. Think *Burden of Dreams* meets *Tucker & Dale vs. Evil*.
How long is Mi adorado Monster?
The film runs for 92 minutes, offering a tight but packed exploration of Matellano's cursed filmmaking journey.
About Mi adorado Monster (2021): The Wild Truth Behind Spain's Most Cursed Horror Film
Step into the chaotic world of Mi adorado Monster (2021), a wild documentary-comedy that dives deep into the absurd and obsessive universe of Spanish cult cinema.
Director Víctor Matellano turns the camera on himself and his own decade-spanning quest to bring a nightmarish horror film to life—a project so cursed it feels like it's haunted by its own failure. Blending sharp humor with behind-the-scenes chaos, the film follows Matellano's battles with creative frustration, financial woes, and a creeping sense of dread that something—or someone—is always watching. Stars like Alaska, Manuel Bandera, and Javier Botet add chaotic charm, while the film's meta layers explore the fanatical devotion of cinephiles who refuse to let their dreams die, no matter the cost.