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Overview
Release Date:
2 February 2007 (Mexico) moreTagline:
There are worse things than death...Plot:
While driving through the kilometer 31 of a lonely road, Agata Hameran hits a boy. She leaves her car... more | full synopsis (warning! may contain spoilers)Awards:
3 wins moreUser Comments:
Not bad,not great moreCast
(Credited cast)| Iliana Fox | ... | Agata / Catalina | |
| Adrià Collado | ... | Nuno | |
| Raúl Méndez | ... | Omar | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Julián Álvarez | ... | Nino-ascenas dobles | |
| Carlos Aragon | ... | Ugalde | |
| Everardo Arzate | ... | Camillero | |
| Giselle Audirac | ... | Enfermera | |
| Fernando Becerril | ... | Doctor | |
| Mónica Bejarano | ... | Recepcionista | |
| Izmir Gallardo | ... | Taxista | |
| Cheli Godínez | ... | Mecanografa | |
| Luisa Huertas | ... | Anciana | |
| Claudette Maillé | ... | Mamá | |
| Mikel Mateos | ... | Nino | |
| Marcela Pezet | ... | Fantasma | |
| Camilo San Vicente | ... | Judge 1 | |
| Hanna Sirog | ... | Agata-ascenas dobles | |
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Rated R for violence and horror images.Parents Guide:
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103 minLanguage:
SpanishColor:
ColorAspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 moreMOVIEmeter: 
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Lost (Por tu Amor) moreFAQ
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There are two kinds of Mexican horror cinema:Gothic movies about ghosts made in the 60's and the 70's (like Hasta el Viento Tiene Miedo) and ridiculous parodies which are impossible to be taken seriously (like the intolerable film Pepito Contra los Monstruos).After a long absence of Mexican horror films,Kilómetro 31 is a good return to the horror films from that nationality but,having said that,I have to say the final result is generic and unoriginal.For one sight,I understand director Rigoberto Castañeda's dilemma:for getting the financing of the movie,he had to try with known formulas.The negative sight of Kilómetro 31 is that the film is a rip-off of themes,concepts and ideas we have seen on a lot recent horror movies:the disturbing boy with a white skin,the ghostly woman,the water as a supernatural element,the accidents and the technology as drivers of evil spirits.In other words,all the clichés from the recent Asian horror films combined with the style and complex special effects from the North American horror movies.At least,the use of Mexican legends and the excellent use of locations bring the movie some own identity.Kilómetro 31 is one of that movies which ranges between solidity and mediocrity.The performances are very exaggerated and,near the ending,the special effects are excessive and forced and they try to reach impact the screenplay never gets.Maybe,what plays against this movie in my case,is that I have seen thousands of horror films so,I'm very conscious of all the clichés Kilómetro 31 uses.Maybe,the casual spectators will like this movie more than me.After all,I cannot deny it's entertaining.In a few words:Kilómetro 31 is not a bad movie and I did not dislike it.But,there are too many clichés on this movie.