Luz: The Flower of Evil

Set in a remote mountain community, Luz: The Flower of Evil centers on a village ruled by a strict preacher known as El Señor. When a child arrives who is believed to be a new Messiah, the community is thrown into turmoil. This event triggers a period of violence and suffering, leading the preacher's three daughters, Laila, Uma, and Zion, to question the nature of faith, love, and personal freedom. As their belief in their father's authority wavers, the family faces an escalating threat.

This Colombian production was written and directed by Juan Diego Escobar Alzate. The film features a cast including Conrado Osorio as El Señor, and Yuri Vargas, Sharon Guzman, and Andrea Esquivel as the preacher's daughters, alongside Jim Muñoz and Daniel Páez. Combining elements of drama, fantasy, horror, and the western genre, the movie has a runtime of 104 minutes. Audience reception has been generally low, with a rating of 4.9/10 on IMDb based on 930 votes and a score of 4.7/10 on TMDB from 27 votes.