Night of the Chupacabras

Something is killing in the valley, and it isn't either family. Remastered and restored, this Chilean cult classic puts one of Latin America's most feared cryptids at the center of a Spaghetti Western bloodbath — and plays it completely straight. The Chupacabra has been here longer than the Silvas and the Carvalhos combined, and their feud is the best cover it has ever had. It doesn't choose sides. It doesn't need to. While the two families trade bullets and old grudges, the creature moves through the chaos, picking off victims on both sides and vanishing before anyone thinks to look past the obvious suspect. The kills escalate. The bodies pile up. And by the time both clans realize the enemy isn't each other, the Chupacabra has carved a trail through the valley that no family feud could explain. The Silvas and the Carvalhos came here ready to die for their grudge. The Chupacabra is happy to oblige.

•A remastered Chilean cult classic — restored and presented for a new generation

•Latin America's most infamous cryptid, unleashed in a Spaghetti Western bloodbath

•A creature that doesn't haunt its victims — it drains them

•Two families. One Chupacabra. A body count that belongs entirely to the creature.