Call TV

In the chaotic and absurd world of Call TV, released in 2017, we follow Lucía, a fresh-faced hostess stepping into the bizarre realm of a late-night television call-in show. What begins as a seemingly mundane job quickly spirals into a night filled with unexpected horrors as Lucía grapples with the bizarre requests of callers and the eccentricities of her co-workers. As the clock ticks, what should have been a routine broadcast transforms into a comedic nightmare, blending elements of crime and horror that keep viewers on the edge of their seats while laughing at the absurdity of it all.

The film cleverly explores themes of desperation and ambition, as Lucía’s aspirations collide with the dark underbelly of television entertainment. The eclectic cast of characters, from outlandish callers to her deranged colleagues, adds a layer of unpredictability that fuels both tension and laughter. With its low IMDb rating of 3.3 hinting at its mixed reception, Call TV may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate dark comedy with a twist of the macabre, it offers an intriguing glimpse into a night where the lines between reality and entertainment blur in the most outrageous ways. This fusion of genres ultimately prompts viewers to question how far they would go for fame—or, in Lucía's case, survival.