Ana Lily Amirpour, an Iranian-American filmmaker known for her acclaimed film "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night," teams up with Gigi Saul Guerrero, a Mexican director celebrated for "La Quinceañera." They delve into how women bring cultural folklore into horror, transforming traditional narratives. Discussions cover the empowering themes of femininity and resilience, as well as how personal identities shape storytelling. They also explore the significance of Mesoamerican folklore and the role of horror as social commentary, challenging conventional cinematic tropes.