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Alexandre Aja takes Wes Craven’s classic and transforms it into a savage, blood-soaked, and unbearable nightmare of desert survival and mutant cannibalism.
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"Alexandre Aja es de los pocos directores que nos han hecho perder la compostura de puro placer cinematográfico. Un 75% de sus trabajos son directamente recomendables. Esto no se da todos los días." — Redacción Claqueta Ácida
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