If anyone else made this movie, one would say it looked cheap. But man, this is a slick looking Jess Franco movie and I say that with love. He even had star power that he hadn't had since the early 70s, if you consider Robert Forster - and Robert Foster, I mean Antonio Mayans - as well as George Kennedy, Ramon Estevez, Silvia Tortosa, Craig Hill and Brett Halsey stars. I definitely do.
A Eurocine film written by Franco, Daniel Lesoeur and H. L. Rostaine, this takes place in the country of Puerto Santo, which has Estevez and Halsey as rebels who get guns from Kennedy and President Ramos leading the country with the help of the military power of Madero, who is played by Forster. Meanwhile, the American government wants to be involved, so they place some of their CIA agents into this firecracker of geopolitics.
I wondered, "Is this a Jess Franco movie?" And then, in the middle of a somewhat fancy kitchen, appeared Lina Romay and I literally yelled her name out audibly. I'm weird, what can I say?
This movie helped me answer a question I have had for some time. Who would win between George Kennedy and a helicopter?
A Eurocine film written by Franco, Daniel Lesoeur and H. L. Rostaine, this takes place in the country of Puerto Santo, which has Estevez and Halsey as rebels who get guns from Kennedy and President Ramos leading the country with the help of the military power of Madero, who is played by Forster. Meanwhile, the American government wants to be involved, so they place some of their CIA agents into this firecracker of geopolitics.
I wondered, "Is this a Jess Franco movie?" And then, in the middle of a somewhat fancy kitchen, appeared Lina Romay and I literally yelled her name out audibly. I'm weird, what can I say?
This movie helped me answer a question I have had for some time. Who would win between George Kennedy and a helicopter?