Las Plagas are behavior-altering macroparasitic organisms that infest other life forms and compel them to form hive-like social structures.

In the remake, this is reinterpreted as Saddler being the mouth of the existing Las Plagas hive mind rather than a fully-conscious Las Plagas controller.

Glamour Failure: Normal forms of Las Plagas (Control and Master Plagas seem to be exempt). It's supposed to mimic human behavior, but they get a taste for ... Characters · YMMV · Nightmare Fuel “scary moments” · Awesome Moments in...

Osmund Saddler is the leader of Los Iluminados ("The Enlightened Ones") and host of the Las Plagas parasite who forgoes his original iteration's hypocrisy and ...

Ordinary Spanish villagers from the countryside turned violent, psychotic and inhumane due to Las Plagas infection, their free will and normal lives gone due to ...

In the remake, the Las Plagas infection is a very constant and dreading affair, with Tainted Veins showing the gradual, but sure progress of the Las Plagas' ... YMMV · Nightmare Fuel “scary moments” · AdaptationDeviation · Funny Moments

The Las Plagas undead can use weapons and drive vehicles, hinting that Dr. Isaacs' research in the third movie somehow worked. Alice escapes the cell and walks ...

All the Ganados have red eyes because of the effects of Las Plagas, except for Bitores, who only has one red eye. It turns out one eye didn't turn because ...

TV Tropes said that the Las Plagas turns people into empty shells...yet the Ganados still have emotions...I find that to be a bit odd. Joshuafoote14. Isn't ...

Las Plagas are Eldritch Abominations. Of all the various viruses and Applied Phlebotinum in the series, it's generally Las Plagas or their derivatives that ...