A free TV channel here in the UK has shown this a couple of times recently. It's difficult to film badly in the Mexican sun and this movie is no exception to that rule-great colour throughout. Add to that authentic settings worthy of a Peckinpah movie, and a good local cast, supplemented by the always reliable Glenn Ford in a near-dissolute role and a very ripe Stella Stevens sporting an array of revealing, colourful outfits-she's absolutely terrific-the veritable tart with a heart of gold.
Don't worry too much about the plot-which is fairly believable and moves along at a good pace-just revel in the opportunity to see an earthy, locally made Mexican-American film. And Ms Stevens!
Don't worry too much about the plot-which is fairly believable and moves along at a good pace-just revel in the opportunity to see an earthy, locally made Mexican-American film. And Ms Stevens!