The House of Devil and Thousand Shudders
A group of bricklayers experiences a terrifying night in a haunted house in Guerrero, Coahuila. The house, rumored to be cursed, unleashes a series of paranormal events, including inexplicable noises, a strange fire, and a malevolent force that traps one of the workers.
Coahuila in Guerrero is one of those places that sounds like it’s perpetually draped in twilight and secrets. The landscape is dusty, rugged, with just enough cacti to remind you that this is the sort of territory where you wouldn’t be surprised to see a tumbleweed skid by. Yet, it’s not the landscape that unnerves the residents of Guerrero; it’s something much darker.
One might think this sleepy border town, with its 300-plus years of history, has had ample time to accumulate its fair share of ghost stories. The legends are as dense as the mesquite that dots the landscape, thick with tales of apparitions, mysterious lights, and disembodied whispers. But nothing quite compares to the tale of La Casa del Diablo—the House of the Devil. Yes, not a witch’s hut, not a haunted mansion. The House of the Devil.
