Tin & Tina: A gripping psychological thriller with horrifying twists

Get ready to be captivated and chilled by the intense and mind-bending world of Tin & Tina. This movie is a psychological thriller with horror elements directed by Rubin Stein. It stars Milena Smit and Jaime Lorente, along with Carlos González Morollón and Anastasia Russo. It’s based on a well-known short film from 2013.

Directed by Rubin Stein, Tin & Tina promises to deliver a thrilling and atmospheric movie experience. With exceptional performances from the cast, the film combines psychological suspense with shocking twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Having gained attention at the respected FANT festival and securing distribution in Spain, Tin & Tina is set to captivate audiences with its intricate storytelling and chilling atmosphere. Get ready to enter a world where reality becomes distorted and fear reaches its limits.

Prepare for a thrilling and unsettling journey as Tin & Tina explores the darkest corners of the human mind, blurring the line between innocence and malevolence and challenging the boundaries of love and terror.

What is the movie Tin & Tina about?

Tin & Tina is a movie about a couple named Lola and Adolfo. They discover that they cannot have children after getting married. They decide to adopt from a local convent that takes care of abandoned children. At the convent, they meet Tin and Tina, two strange-looking children who were left there years ago.

Adolfo feels unsure about adopting them because they are older and behave oddly. However, Lola believes that every child deserves love, so they bring the twins into their home.

But then things start to get strange. Tin and Tina’s playful games take a dark and disturbing turn. The twins become obsessed with sin, The Bible and the word of God, which begins to cause problems within the family.

The movie is based on a short film from 2013 with the same name. It was released in Spain in March and recently became available on Netflix.

The Rise of Spanish Horror Cinema

Spain has become well-known for making scary movies that are strange and unsettling. Filmmakers like Guillermo del Toro, Juan Antonio Bayona and Paco Plaza have become famous worldwide for their contributions to the horror genre.

Movies like The Orphanage (2007), The Devil’s Backbone (2001) and the [REC] series (2007-2014) have been highly praised by critics and have gained a devoted following.

Spanish horror films are particularly good at creating a feeling of tension and psychological discomfort. They explore themes of fear, being alone and supernatural elements. Instead of relying on excessive violence, these movies focus on suspense, the atmosphere and the characters’ mental state to create a feeling of horror.