Director and writer Francisco Lacerda has seen the same Eurowesterns that I have -- there's a line that directly references Cemetery Without Crosses -- and he uses it so well in this story of two men who meet in a cemetery for one last standoff. Rolando (Thomas Aske Berg) has a gun wrapped in rosary beads and Jose (Francisco Afonso Lopes) has one good eye, but they both want the treasure that so many have died for.
I have to tell you that I can make it through nearly anything in any horror movie but my real life terror is seeing someone put money in their mouth. This movie has extended scenes of a man eating silver dollars and I nearly threw up while watching it. There's no way that it will upset you as much as it did me.
This looks and feels like the movies of the 60s that I love so much and it feels like it's made with love.
I have to tell you that I can make it through nearly anything in any horror movie but my real life terror is seeing someone put money in their mouth. This movie has extended scenes of a man eating silver dollars and I nearly threw up while watching it. There's no way that it will upset you as much as it did me.
This looks and feels like the movies of the 60s that I love so much and it feels like it's made with love.
