Fred Armisen, Cassandra Ciangherotti, Bernardo Velasco, Ana Fabrega, and Julio Torres in Los Espookys (2018)

My Favorite Shapes by Julio Torres (2019)

Emma Stone, Benny Safdie, and Nathan Fielder in The Curse (2023)

Ike Barinholtz and Dylan O'Brien in Maximum Truth (2023)

Willem Dafoe, Jesse Plemons, Emma Stone, Hong Chau, Margaret Qualley, Mamoudou Athie, Joe Alwyn, and Hunter Schafer in Kinds of Kindness (2024)

Harley Quinn Smith and Ryan Simpkins in Nineteen on Fire (2021)

Julio Torres at an event for Fantasmas (2024)

Martine Gutierrez and Dylan O'Brien in Fantasmas (2024)

Martine Gutierrez, Julio Torres, and Joe Rumrill in Fantasmas (2024)

Julio Torres

Martine Gutierrez

Joe Rumrill

It follows the tale of when Julio Torres lost a golden oyster.

Fantasmas

Another Weird and interesting project from Julio Torres

First episode and it&apos;s seemingly more of Julios spontaneous, surreal style of filmmaking. Very quirky, very funny and clearly influenced. There&apos;s a unique feel to his projects, like a flow of thoughts coming and going, creatively juggling themes in this dreamlike splash of colours, costumes and alternate worlds similar to something you&apos;d see in &quot;poor things&quot;. The first episode picks up many concepts in 30 minutes, though so far they dont really land well enough to impress me (or hopefully these ideas will be explored in following episodes) but based on this being the exact issue I had with his feature film, I&apos;m uncertain if these established themes will be revisited in this &quot;stream of Julio&apos;s conscious thoughts&quot; style. I liked his feature &quot;problemista&quot; but he is still clearly in the early stages as a filmmaker.

Check this out if you like funny, surreal, quirky weirdo filmmaking from an exciting upcoming indie director still finding his footing.

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First episode and it's seemingly more of Julios spontaneous, surreal style of filmmaking. Very quirky, very funny and clearly influenced. There's a unique feel to his projects, like a flow of thoughts coming and going, creatively juggling themes in this dreamlike splash of colours, costumes and alternate worlds similar to something you'd see in "poor things". The first episode picks up many concepts in 30 minutes, though so far they dont really land well enough to impress me (or hopefully these ideas will be explored in following episodes) but based on this being the exact issue I had with his feature film, I'm uncertain if these established themes will be revisited in this "stream of Julio's conscious thoughts" style. I liked his feature "problemista" but he is still clearly in the early stages as a filmmaker.

Check this out if you like funny, surreal, quirky weirdo filmmaking from an exciting upcoming indie director still finding his footing.

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