Horror Movie Review: Nahual (2025)
I didn’t hate Nahual, and that’s mainly because Katia Montero is likable as a lead, but it is a patience tester, especially when it comes to actual horror.
I didn’t hate Nahual, and that’s mainly because Katia Montero is likable as a lead, but it is a patience tester, especially when it comes to actual horror.
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