Nicolás de Jesús, an independent filmmaker hailing from Mexico City, has carved a niche for himself in the realm of suspense and supernatural drama. His journey began with "The Burial" in 2015, a gripping short that set the tone for his future explorations into the eerie and unsettling aspects of human experience. However, it was his acclaimed 2016 short film "Valencia - Chapter I" that truly propelled him into the collector's spotlight. Shot in a single take and inspired by urban legends, "Valencia" showcases his unique storytelling abilities and has become a sought-after piece among collectors eager to own a slice of modern indie horror. Following "Valencia," de Jesús directed "Ensurance Trap" in 2018, a feature that drew inspiration from Hitchcock’s classic "Psycho," showcasing his growth as a filmmaker despite mixed reviews. His distinct style, blending everyday drama with horror elements, resonates with collectors who appreciate the depth and artistry in physical releases. As he prepares for a notable comeback with "Now You See Me..." and the long-awaited "The Ghost Story," his work continues to attract attention for its innovative approach to storytelling and commitment to the genre.