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Octagon and Mascara Sagrada in Fight to the Death (1992)
"Lucha a muerte" (original title)

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This modern, masked wrestler film introduces some new heroic Luchadores, led by Octagon and Mascara Sagrada.

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Octagon ...
Himself
Mascara Sagrada ...
Himself
Raúl Padilla ...
(as Raul Padilla 'Choforo')
Salvador Sánchez
Maricarmen Resendez ...
(as Maricarmen Resendess)
María Montaño
Gilberto Román
Manuel Benítez
Solar ...
Himself
Ángel Azteca ...
Himself
La Parca ...
Himself
Universo 2000 ...
Himself
Fishman ...
Himself
Tornado ...
Himself
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This modern, masked wrestler film introduces some new heroic Luchadores, led by Octagon and Mascara Sagrada.

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20 November 1992 (Mexico)  »

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Mucha boring

Talky, and all in Spanish because subtitles would cost more than the film's whole budget. It's easy to see why Mexican wrestling movies aren't popular any more, they haven't made a good one since the 1970s. LUCHA A MUERTE is slow-paced and absolutely dull. There are a few decent battles in the wrestling ring, and a few women who look great in spandex. But otherwise, the movie is absolutely uninteresting.

The few out-of-the-ring fights are filmed horribly, at a distance. Mascara Sagrada does a couple decent karate kicks when he finally takes on some criminals, but all the action scenes are obviously rushed. LUCHA A MUERTE might be worthwhile if somebody trimmed it down to 30 minutes or less and added subtitles, but taken as a feature-length adventure movie, it misses the mark. LUCHA A MUERTE is worthwhile only for the most die-hard fans of this type of film, or the long, drawn-out wrestling wring action, which does have some impressive moves.


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