Mario Maroto

Mario Maroto, man, this guy’s got a knack for diving into stories that don’t just sit quietly in the background. If you’ve caught "The Mess You Left Behind" from 2020, you know how he weaves tension and drama like he’s just stirring up trouble for fun. The way he handles suspense? It’s not just about cheap thrills—it’s about dragging you into the muddy waters of regret, secrets, and consequences. People don’t just watch his stuff, they end up living with it in their heads, days later. Then there’s "Hora y veinte"—not exactly your run-of-the-mill flick. Maroto leans into the uncomfortable, giving you characters that feel like they could walk right off the screen and mess up your afternoon. There’s always this push and pull between what’s right, what’s easy, and what’s going to haunt you later. He’s never afraid to just let things get weird, either. Plot twists? Got plenty. Emotional gut-punches? Oh, for sure. Now, looking ahead to "Mala influencia" in 2025, people are already buzzing. If Maroto’s previous work is anything to go by, you can bet there’ll be more of that messy gray area where nobody’s really innocent, and every friendship’s got sharp edges. He seems obsessed with the butterfly effect—one bad move, and everything unravels. Whether you love him or he drives you nuts, you can’t accuse him of playing it safe. Maroto’s work is the kind that gets under your skin and stays there.