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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 32 entries checked · 20 flagged · 58 issues confirmed · 20 corrected · 38 still open
Horror films of Mexico — The earliest known film is listed as La Llorona / The Weeping Woman (1933), but no such 1933 film is established in canon; the earliest widely recognized Mexican horror film is El fantasma del convento (1934).
Horror films of Mexico — El fantasma del convento (1934) was directed by Fernando de Fuentes, not Juan Bustillo Oro.
Academy of Doom — The film is listed as a 2008 release, but Mil Mascaras: Academy of Doom was actually released in 2007.
Academy of Doom — The claim that 'Mil Mascaras and Luctor are the only characters with speaking roles in both Academy of Doom and Mil Mascaras vs. the Aztec Mummy' is incorrect; La Torcha also has a speaking role in both films.
Atrocious (film) — The film is a Spanish production only; it is not a co-production between Spain and Mexico.
Atrocious (film) — The US release date is incorrect; the film was released in the United States on October 4, 2011, not August 17, 2011.
Atroz — The entry states the film was released in 2015, but the film 'Atroz' was actually released in 2016 (premiered at festivals in 2015, but general release was 2016).
Atroz — The entry says the cast includes Lex Ortega as Goyo, but in the actual film, Lex Ortega does not play Goyo; Goyo is played by actor José Antonio Toledano.
Beaks: The Movie — The film's original Spanish title is not *El ataque de los pájaros*; the actual Spanish title is *Beaks: La película* or simply *Beaks*.
Beaks: The Movie — Christopher Atkins is not in the film; the male lead is Tony Isbert.
The Brotherhood (2001 film) — The film is not a co-production between the United States and Mexico; it was produced solely in the United States by David DeCoteau's Rapid Heart Pictures.
The Brotherhood (2001 film) — The film's UK title is not 'I've Been Watching You'; that title is used for a different film in the series (the third film), while the first film was released in the UK under its original title 'The Brotherhood'.
Come Out and Play (film) — The film is not a Mexican horror film; it is an American production shot in Mexico.
Come Out and Play (film) — The budget conversion is incorrect: MXN$12 million in 2012 was approximately US$920,000, not US$940,531.
Cronos (film) — The film's story begins in 1536, but the alchemist is in Veracruz. The film actually sets the alchemist's location in 'Nueva España' (New Spain), not specifically Veracruz.
Cronos (film) — The building collapse that kills the alchemist is said to occur in 1937. In the film, the collapse happens in 1937, but the claim that 'investigators search his home but never disclose what else they find: basins filled with a corpse's blood' is not depicted i
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