“‘The Black Demon’ is a metaphor for the actual environmental consequences that are waiting for us. And when those consequences catch up to us, it can be devastating,” he said. “We spend much of our lives doing things that are of the moment, convenient, without thinking about the consequences. But both the movie and the comics aim to deliver a deeper cautionary tale from Aztec and Maya civilizations to people all over the world today. From left, Fernanda Urrejola as Inés, Carlos Solorzano as Tommy and Venus Ariel as Audrey, in the movie, "The Black Demon." The Avenueīowles said in an interview that a story about a megalodon - an extinct giant shark that could have been three times longer than the biggest great white shark - can be terrifying and exciting. “The movie is like ‘Jaws,’ if Jaws were sent by Indigenous gods to make humanity pay for messing with the ocean,” said David Bowles, a co-creator of the “ Black Demon Tales,” a comic book series that expands and develops the story of the film.
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