Satanic Hispanics

The film opens with a SWAT team storming a facility where they find numerous dead bodies, all victims of gunshot wounds to the head. As they search the place, they manage to find one survivor, a man referred to as The Traveler, who makes a desperate attempt to sever his hand.

Following the bust, The Traveler is taken in for questioning by Detectives Arden and Gibbons. During the intense interrogation, he claims that he has been on the move for a long time and warns that if he doesn't leave in the next 90 minutes, more people will die.

We meet Gustavo, a young genius residing in his grandmother’s house. He attempts to demonstrate his unusual phone light trick to a pizza delivery man, but the man fails to see the phenomenon, leaving Gustavo feeling isolated in his brilliance.

Jessy, Gustavo's sister, encourages him to participate in a game show to prove his intellect. However, Gustavo experiences a fright when he discovers a mutilated body in his home, leading to a frightening and surreal encounter with a paranormal investigator named Vicente.

Vicente, the paranormal investigator, realizes that the mutilated body resembles his deceased mother, which sends him into a panic. Gustavo performs a ritual, somehow sending Vicente and the body away, thereby amplifying the haunting occurrences in the house.

As the investigation continues, Detectives Arden and Gibbons show photographs of The Traveler, revealing that he has existed for decades. The Traveler asserts that he is immortal and offers an explanation for the recent murders: a vampire is the killer.

The film shifts to Halloween night, focusing on a vampire known as El Vampiro. He drains his victims in a bar and receives a frantic call from his love Maribel, having only a short time left before sunrise due to daylight savings.

After a frantic series of events, including stealing a scooter and fighting off clowns, El Vampiro finds himself cornered by the police. He narrowly escapes and later reunites with Maribel, but they soon find themselves trapped in a traffic jam.

Ramón De la Cruz escapes to a safehouse while receiving a call from US agents regarding a political adversary. He reflects on his family's tragic death from gunfire and is soon ambushed by Nahuales in a gruesome turn of events.

In a chilling scene, Ramón is captured by Nahuales and brought before Madre Tierra, symbolizing the consequences of his power struggles. The ethereal being slashes his throat and drinks his blood, lamenting the loss of innocent lives caused by his actions.

The narrative shifts to Malcolm, who recalls a fateful trip to Cuba with friends to shoot a documentary. Their lives are threatened after they witness a ritual they shouldn't have seen, as it unleashes the wrath of deities seeking revenge.

Malcolm confronts his friend Amy, who he suspects to be the final deity he must face. The truth is revealed that she is the Zombie King, leading to an intense battle where Malcolm discovers he possesses the one weapon capable of vanquishing her.

The tension heightens as San La Muerte arrives at the police station, bringing chaos and carnage. Desperate to protect himself and the others, Gibbons hands The Traveler the special bullet needed to confront this formidable foe.

In a dramatic showdown, The Traveler faces off against San La Muerte, using the bullet to strike him. As San La Muerte disintegrates, The Traveler makes his escape, foretelling his inevitable return and urgency to leave before more lives are lost.