Mexican Gothic

In glamorous 1950s Mexico, socialite Noemí Taboada receives a frantic letter from her newlywed cousin, Catalina, pleading for rescue from a mysterious doom. Reluctantly, Noemí trades cocktail parties for the isolated, crumbling mansion known as High Place, deep in the Mexican countryside. There, she encounters Catalina's enigmatic English husband, Virgil Doyle, and his unsettling, ancient father, Howard, who seems eerily fixated on Noemí. The house itself is a character, invading Noemí's dreams with disturbing visions and harboring a stifling atmosphere. Her only potential ally is the shy youngest son, Francis. As Noemí delves deeper into the family's past, she unearths a sinister history of violence, madness, and a faded mining empire that has kept the family's dark secrets hidden. Trapped in a terrifying yet seductive web, Noemí must unravel the mysteries of High Place before she, too, becomes inextricably bound to its ancient horrors, risking her own sanity and survival.