Funeral Siniestro & Triángulo De Oro

Since the 1970s, Jairo Pinilla has been cranking out handcrafted Horror and Adventure films in a country without a robust film industry, inspiring future generations to do the same. Presented here are what we feel are two of his best films: 1977's Funeral Siniestro, a atmospheric slow burn about a young girl left at her family's hacienda to face her cruel stepmother (and fears of the supernatural) alone. Then we have 1985's Triángulo De Oro, a pulpy adventure film in the vein of Indiana Jones, featuring Carnivorous plants, Ancient Radioactive Statues and Kung fu bar brawls. 

For this release we've given Funeral Siniestro a 2K Restoration from the only surviving film elements available, a 35MM Theatrical Exhibition Print, courtesy of Fundación Patrimonio Fílmico Colombiano. Triángulo De Oro has been transferred from a 1" tape master from Mr. Pinilla's private collection. 

Special limited edition embossed and UV spot gloss slipcover is limited to 1,000 units and features beautiful new artwork by Juan José Saldarriaga.