Details regarding a backstory and some ghostly characters have been released for Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America, an ...

The legend of La Llorona, or “The Weeping Woman,” has scared people for many years. It comes from Mexican folklore and has been told for generations.

The haunting cries of La Llorona will once again return to Halloween Horror Nights when the ancient myths of Latin American folklore come to life at Universal Studios Hollywood.

La Llorona’s inclusion at such popular tourist attractions is perhaps representative of the growing influence and recognition of Mexican American culture within the mainstream.

'La Llorona' cinematographer and costume designer explain how visual design heightens Jayro Bustamante's Oscar-shortlisted horror film.

Film review: In Jayro Bustamante's sophisticated storytelling, the real horror seethes and bubbles, be it ever so gradually, in the heart of darkness of a male monster-figure who is to blame for ...

TuYo Theatre’s “La Llorona on the Blue Line”, written by Mabelle Reynoso and directed by Maria Patrice Amon, is an immersive production that blends myth and memory into a powerful, time ...