At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul

Cobra Verde, a cemetery caretaker who believes himself to be a descendant of ancient sorcerers, is obsessed with finding a woman to bear his child to continue his dark lineage. His relentless pursuit of this goal leads him down a path of increasingly macabre rituals and encounters with supernatural forces, including the terrifying figure of the "Caveira" (Skull), a demon that haunts his nightmares.

José Mojica Marins' debut as the iconic character Zé do Caixão (Coffin Joe) is a cult classic of Brazilian horror. While its low budget and unconventional filmmaking are apparent, the film is lauded for its unique vision, disturbing imagery, and Marins' unforgettable performance. It has gained a significant cult following over the decades, celebrated for its campy yet genuinely unsettling atmosphere.

• A pioneering work in Brazilian horror cinema.

• Features a bizarre and unforgettable protagonist.

• Praised for its unique atmosphere and disturbing imagery despite its low budget.

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Considered a landmark of Brazilian horror; established the character of Zé do Caixão (Coffin Joe).

José Mojica Marins, who wrote, directed, and starred as Zé do Caixão, also famously directed and performed in a popular ventriloquist puppet show called 'Dr. Reis and the Living Dead' in his early career.