Talk:Horror films of Mexico
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Folklore
editI don't feel like I know enough to make an edit myself but reading a few outside articles many of them mention folklore/urban legends as a throughline/common theme of Mexican horror cinema. If this is a valid statement, would it be possible to add this in an overarching section rather than just as a comment to a few individual films? Blanketstitch (talk) 01:33, 3 July 2024 (UTC)