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20 April 2009 9:30 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

A sequel to Km 31: Kilometro 31, a clever updating of the legend of La Llorona and Mexico’s highest-grossing genre film ever, is definitely on its way, according to writer/director Rigoberto Castañeda. “The new film will pick up exactly where the first one left off, with Agata waking up and screaming, ‘My children! Where are my children?!’ ” Castañeda, who also directed the U.S.-produced thriller Blackout, tells Fango. “But the camera keeps moving instead of cutting away, and we find out she’s at the graveyard. Then we cut to a few years later.”

Slated for release sometime next year, the still-untitled follow-up promises more of the stylish suspense and creepy atmospherics that made the original (pictured, and available on DVD in the States via DistriMax and Navarre) a hit amongst genre aficionados, but with a bit of a twist. “Let’s just say it switches genres a little bit, »

1 article from 2009