A lot of movies, based on aliens and other extra-terrestrial species, are a creation of CGA and other special effects. More often than not, the technology decides how much depth and detail a director puts into his movie.
Botet, who was diagnosed with this disorder at the age of six, has became a household name in the industry and his appearance has made him a favourite for science fiction/supernatural fans.
Even though Botet’s portrayal of horror characters does not require any CGI, a hefty amount of makeup goes into creating his creepy, monster facial features.
His famous roles include –
1. Slender Man in Slender Man
2. Xenomorph in Alien: Covenant
3. Crooked Man in The Conjuring 2
4. Faceless Man in The Crucifixion
5. Keyface in Insidious: The Last Key
6. Myrtu in Other Side of the Door
Claiming he’s no longer afraid of such creatures, Botet explains his experience, saying:
When there’s something digital, anything can happen. It’s like a cartoon – you lose the scare and the fear. I’d rather 100 times that you feel something is real, you can touch it, it exists and it can happen.
Botet first brought monsters to life through his art, drawing monsters, and eventually moved to Madrid to pursue the craft.