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OPEN GRAVES

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By Oh My Gore ! on October 1, 2010
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Álvaro de Armiñán's "OPEN GRAVES"

REVIEWS - OPEN GRAVES Álvaro de Armiñáns OPEN GRAVES Click here to read our french "OPEN GRAVES"' review, directed by Álvaro de Armiñán, with Eliza Dushku, Mike Vogel, Naike Rivelli, Gary Piquer, Alex O'Dogherty, Martxelo Rubio, Iman Nazemzadeh, Lindsay Caroline Robba, Boris Martinez and Ander Pardo starring.

Synopsis : In Spain, the American surfer Jason, his best friend and photographer Tomas Escaño and his girlfriend Lisa go shopping in a fair and while the couple is negotiating with a street vendor, Jason visits a dreadful store. Jason has a friction with the handicapped owner Malek and the man in a wheelchair offers an ancient board game called Mamba from the Spanish Inquisition period for free to excuse his behavior. Meanwhile, Detective Izar is investigating the death of a man that was skinned alive. When a heavy rain falls during a party on the beach, Jason joins Tomas, Lisa, his new acquaintance Erica Vargas, Pablo, Miguel and Elena to play the game. Erica reads the rules and explains that the winner would have his wish granted while the losers would be cursed to die the way described in the cards. Pablo is the first to lose and borrows Tomas' car to buy some beers. Miguel, Lisa, Elena and Tomas also lose, but the players stop the game when Detective Eric arrives and informs that Pablo has just died. When Miguel, Lisa and Elena also die, Jason researches the Mamba in the Internet and finds that the pieces and board had been made of skin and bones of the witch Mamba Masamba and the cards had been written with her blood and tears. Jason decides to finish the game with Erica to undo the curse.

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