Lots of stills and a poster from Filmax’s latest, Verbo

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

While this looks to be more fantasy than horror, anything from Filmax is worth looking into. The company behind the [REC] films and THE POSSESSION OF EMMA EVANS (formerly known as EXCORCISMUS) is currently in post-production on VERBO, from director Eduardo Chapero-Jackson. The producers of THE ORPHANAGE and PAN’S LABYRINTH are also involved.

Here’s the delio with VERBO: Sara is a teenager who doesn’t understand the world in which she lives. Only Liriko, a mysterious character who leaves enigmatic messages across the city, seems to understand her. Her search for meaning will lead her to a secret world, where she will embark on a great adventure in which life and death are at stake…

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