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Seeing the first part of the film we wondered if we were faced with a purely youth horror. Robetta short. But with the passing of time "Mas Negro Que La Noche" has shown its best characteristics to become a good horror film, without infamy and without praise.

A little similar to Edgar Allan Poe’s novels if you want, a little' simple in its structure and its conflicts but basically interesting and also say well directed.

It starts with the most trivial pretext than ever, involving four girls who move into a huge house that one of them has inherited from an elderly aunt. The only condition for living in the villa is to treat the black cat of the old aunt: Blequer.

What do you expect now? One thing as "The Aristocats" or the fact that Blequer is so odious as the girls lose patience and kill it, triggering the vengeance of the old dead aunt? As you want. But this is a horror.

With its good things as "stupid" horror, like people who stay alone, skeptical, and other other things to be in the most dangerous places, "Mas Que La Noche Negro" is a nice Mexican product of 1975 directed by Carlos Enrique Taboada an icon of Mexican horror cinema, also known as a writer, but unjustly little known across the border. The cast is composed of beautiful girls, who are also famous names.

The main character is Claudia Isais well known in Mexico as an announcer, actress of film and soap operas, which show a certain eclectic with all this genres. Susana Dosamantes has done the same career as Claudia Isais unlike that she have not withdrawn from the scenes and today is the interpreter of the soap opera "El Juramento".If you like gossip, she is the mother of Paulina Rubio, the pop singer. Helena Rojo is also one of the largest Mexican actresses of all time and she has worked with the best directors of his country and participated in the series "Ugly Betty". There are still Lucia Mendez singer and actress a,great celebrity in Mexico but also for the housewives of the eighties all over the world during which she participated in the soap opera "Tu O Nadie" that we assure you to remember that even on Italian television.

We close with ' only man worthy of note  Pedro Armendariz Jr.appeared in over one hundred films and starred in the character of Don Pedro in "The Mask Of Zorro" and the 1998 sequel "The Legend of  in Zorro” (2005), and also part of the film 007's "License To Kill".