Fernando Perezgil, born on June 10, 1986, in Mexico City, is a film director, producer, and screenwriter with a passion for the horror and fantasy genres. Over the years, he has built a solid reputation for creating unique and gripping narratives that explore the darker side of human nature.

Fernando is the founder of Newtopia Studios, a U.S.-based film and television production company recognized for its innovative approach to storytelling. His work has expanded beyond Mexico, with several international projects, including Hidden War (2025), Easter Bloody Easter (2024), and Land of Gold (2022)—three major productions that have garnered attention in global markets. These films reflect his ability to work across borders and collaborate on projects that resonate with audiences worldwide.

A significant achievement in his career was the selection of his short film Mateo for the prestigious Fantastic Shorts section of the Trieste Science+Fiction Festival in Italy in 2019. This recognition underscores his growing presence on the international stage.

Among his notable directorial works are Devil’s Reflection (2018), a horror piece exploring supernatural forces; Mateo (2019), a reflective drama about a zombie grappling with his lost humanity; and the anticipated Some Man Named Borges (2024), which delves into themes of love, loss, and the metaphysical.

Fernando’s dedication to the horror genre extends to his role as founder of the Sinister Horror Film Festival, a platform created to celebrate and support emerging talent in horror filmmaking.

Currently, Fernando is immersed in the production of his first feature-length film, The Last Page, a psychological thriller that promises to captivate audiences. His commitment to pushing the boundaries of cinema ensures that his work will continue to surprise, engage, and terrify viewers in the years to come.