Film critic Peter Travers reviews "El Conde," starring Alfredo Castro, Catalina Guerra and Paula Luchsinger.

The Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet is not dead in Pablo Larraín’s “El Conde.” He is instead a 250-year-old vampire living in semi-exile and wishing...

El Conde review: Dictators suck in Pablo Larraín's vampiric satire

Power and money will scoop out your soul, and fascism is very hard to kill. The real Pinochet died in 2006, but those particular truths, unfortunately, live on.

Pablo Larraín directs this political vampire satire. Read Empire's review.

The Chilean director’s Netflix feature is political farce as darkly funny vampire horror, offering an inventive take on why despots keep sinking their fang...

The Chilean director Pablo Larraín follows up his English-language tales of haunted women – ‘Jackie’ and ‘Spencer’ – with this surreal alternate...

Pablo Larraín's beautiful if faintly anemic horror-satire reimagines the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet as a world-weary 250-year-old bloodsucker.

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The third of Kenneth Branagh’s Hercule Poirot films pushes their established formula—star casting, lush locations, gothic camp—to the limits.

Pablo Larraín imagines Augusto Pinochet as a long-suffering vampire who wants his afterlife to come to an end, to darkly funny results.

A wickedly funny, blood-soaked portrait of a decaying tyrant.

Pablo Larraín’s brilliant, pitch-black Netflix take on Chile’s notorious dictator asks the question: What if Augusto Pinochet was a literal monster?

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The auteur's deliciously gothic political satire feels urgent.

Pablo Larraín imagines Pinochet as "El Conde," a 250-year-old vampire who proves very hard to kill, even by his own hand.

It’s fun to imagine this piece of agitprop provocation just appearing on the screens of millions of Netflix subscribers across the world.