Alejandro Ravazzola

Alejandro Ravazzola’s filmography really covers some wild ground, honestly. Exploración Maya, released back in 2009, takes you straight into the thick jungles and dusty ruins of Central America. It’s not your average historical documentary—it’s more like a fever dream of ancient secrets, local legends, and plenty of shots where you can practically feel the humidity through the screen. Ravazzola doesn’t hold your hand, either; he throws you right into the expedition chaos, weird discoveries, and those tense moments when everyone’s just waiting for something to jump out of the darkness. A little bit Indiana Jones, a little bit National Geographic after midnight. Fast forward to 2024, and you’ve got The Uninvited. Now, this one’s a whole different beast—think thriller vibes with a dash of supernatural confusion. The film centers on a group of friends whose chill night spirals into a mind-bending nightmare when an unknown guest shows up. It’s got that modern horror edge: flickering lights, cryptic whispers, and people making the absolute worst decisions at the worst possible times. Ravazzola really leans into the paranoia, and you’re left questioning every character’s motive until the credits roll. Not exactly the movie you want to watch alone in the dark, unless you’re into creepy shadows and sudden plot twists. And let’s not skip Profecías from 2011. This one dives headfirst into apocalyptic anxiety—prophecies, omens, people cracking under pressure as the world falls apart one piece at a time. There’s this sense of impending doom that sticks with you, like a bad dream you can’t shake. Ravazzola definitely knows how to keep an audience guessing, and his movies never really let you get comfortable.