[Veoasecan] Again mixing genres and once again relying on a certain direction style that hides a lack of cohesion in the narrative, F. Javier Gutiérrez creates a horror story (in the second half), which begins as a copy of "The Holy Innocents" (1984). What harms the film is an author's intention that in reality doesn't contribute anything new, and a certain feeling of blurring in the development of a story that soon runs out, precisely when the protagonist ends up immersed in a lonely nightmare with supernatural tone that never increases the interest of a boring story.