Trauma

Year: 1978

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: León Klimovsky

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Writer Daniel retreats to a bed‑and‑breakfast to finish his novel alone, where a young, prudish owner and her wheelchair‑bound husband keep him captive. After night falls, a razor‑wielding killer stalks the inn, slashing the throats of its promiscuous guests; their bodies and luggage vanish by morning, leaving Daniel to confront the nightmare.

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