Arrebato, a cult classic from visionary filmmaker Ivan Zulueta, takes viewers on a surrealistic odyssey where cinema, heroin, and vampirism intersect. This meta-cinematic journey weaves celluloid with the pursuit of the rapturous state of ecstasy. Ahead of its time, the film was a leading force in the Spanish avant-garde movement, La Movida, and a defining moment in post-Franco counterculture, influencing a generation of Spanish filmmakers — including Pedro Almodóvar who proclaimed it his favorite horror film and hailed it as an “absolute modern classic”.