Some of the best horror films of the 21st century have been from Latin America and Spanish speaking countries, including classics [i]The Orphanage[/i], [i]When Evil Lurks[/i], and more.

Hispanic and Latin American Horror Movies

Some of the best horror films of the 21st century have been from Latin America and Spanish speaking countries, including classics <em>The Orphanage</em>, <em>When Evil Lurks</em>, and more.

IMDb Sr. Video Producer Alex Logan shares 15 of his top picks from TIFF, including Oscar frontrunners, buzzworthy films that deliver the goods, and the latest from his favorite filmmakers.

15 Festival Favorites From Toronto

We've rounded up some red carpet looks, candid photos, and classic character stills to celebrate [link=/name/nm0000182/]Jennifer Lopez[/link], [link=/name/nm0002064/]Giancarlo Esposito[/link], and more screen icons.

Hispanic and Latino Hollywood Icons

We&#39;ve rounded up some red carpet looks, candid photos, and classic character stills to celebrate <a class="ipc-md-link" href="/name/nm0000182/?ref_=ttch_eds_right-7_lk">Jennifer Lopez</a>, <a class="ipc-md-link" href="/name/nm0002064/?ref_=ttch_eds_right-7_lk">Giancarlo Esposito</a>, and more screen icons.

Giuliano Gemma and Jesús Puente in Adiós gringo (1965)

Ida Galli and Giuliano Gemma in Adiós gringo (1965)

Roberto Camardiel and Giuliano Gemma in Adiós gringo (1965)

A cowboy attempts to clear his name by hunting the rustlers who tricked him into buying stolen cattle, and are also responsible for the rape of a young woman he is helping recuperate.

Antonio Iranzo, Elio Angelucci, Ettore Arena, Mimo Billi, Frank Braña, Roberto Camardiel, Nello Pazzafini, Ida Galli, Giuliano Gemma, Germano Longo, Gino Marturano, Antonio Orengo, Joaquín Parra, François Pascal, Ramón Pérez, Massimo Righi, and Monique Saint Claire in Adiós gringo (1965)

Giuliano Gemma: Brent Landers

Adiós gringo

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