El Monstruo starts with a taxi cab driver. One day, he picks up a little girl, who is carrying a rather big bag. After some time, the bag suddenly begins to shake in her lap. The driver at first pays it no heed, but then he begins imagining what the bag can possibly contain. What in the world could be in that bag? Continue Reading
Superhéroe (English: Superhero) is about a man who is waiting to learn whether or not he can become a superhero. This kind of privilege, according to him, is only given to special people- special people who can affect change in the real world around them by getting a special superpower. Will he be blessed with this gift as well? Continue Reading
Una Cuestión De Etiqueta (A Question Of Tagging, in English) starts off with a funeral. There are a few murmurs, some tears, and hushed tones. A man, the brother of the deceased, goes toward a lonely figure staring by the window. He then quite angrily asks the guy about a recent photo he posted on Facebook, the one where his brother was tagged in. Continue Reading
El Monstruo Del Armario (The Monster In The Closet, in English) is about a lurking something in the dark bedroom closet. The father is called by his little boy about it, so he goes to check what it can be. He then sees something very scary indeed. Beware the night monsters. Continue Reading
Esto No Está Bien (It’s Not Right, in English) presents a rather curious scenario. The parents are away, a sister is bored out of her mind, and they have the place all to themselves. The perfect elements of making sexytime between siblings a reality. Now, the only question is: will he succumb to her insistence? Continue Reading