Through the years, I had seen a variety of western movies: A Fistful of Dollars 1964, For A Fistful of Dollars More 1964, The Good The Bad and The Ugly 1966, Todo Por Nada 1968, El Topo 1970, Todo El Horizonte Pará Morir 1971, El Hombre Desnudo 1976, El Extraño Hijo del Sheriff 1986, La Leyenda del Manco 1987, Tombstone 1993, The Quick and The Dead 1995, La Carreta de La Muerte 1996, and El Valle de Los Gigantes 2003.
(All of them westerns, all of them with their unique stories, none copying one or the other.)
At the same time, I had been a fan of director Fernando Durán Rojas' work, and after a little research on his filmography (Here in IMDb) this certain movie caught my attention (Vibora Caliente); and after the research I end up liking it, just by reading the synopsis. (But unfortunately, four years ago, I didn't magae to find it; until yesterday, and today I had watched it)
Vibora Caliente is a unique western, that doesn't have no elements, no characters neither it's story based from previous movies already mentioned; Vibora Caliente speak for itself. I do recommend.
(And I won't spoil it, you have to watch it, you can find it HD on Blue-ray, like I did)
(All of them westerns, all of them with their unique stories, none copying one or the other.)
At the same time, I had been a fan of director Fernando Durán Rojas' work, and after a little research on his filmography (Here in IMDb) this certain movie caught my attention (Vibora Caliente); and after the research I end up liking it, just by reading the synopsis. (But unfortunately, four years ago, I didn't magae to find it; until yesterday, and today I had watched it)
Vibora Caliente is a unique western, that doesn't have no elements, no characters neither it's story based from previous movies already mentioned; Vibora Caliente speak for itself. I do recommend.
(And I won't spoil it, you have to watch it, you can find it HD on Blue-ray, like I did)