Santo vs. Infernal Men

HorrorSage1.5

Good evening and welcome fellow Children of Chaos.Ok, why the fuck did I not see a single La Cabello? Huh, not one of those dudes got their back broken from a Camel Clutch.Some dudes kidnap someone or something and El Santo awkwardly beats them up until he wins the day.The action is sluggish, and it's like no one knows how to take a punch or a fall, in a movie STARRING A LITERAL WRESTLER.I think the thing is it needed to be a bit weirder, like when these Luchadors fight mummies or whatever.I do wonder how the new Rey Mysterio show is going to be

SnarlingApollo1.0

52 Years In 52 Weeks: 2022 Edition46. 1961-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Santo vs. the Infernal Men is a sluggish affair that faces the common problem of most early Santo films, that of Santo (or any luchador for that matter) being relegated to a very minor role. Instead the focus is put on some unremarkable detective as he tries to handle a criminal gang and also a relationship. And there's soooo much filler. There are two minutes of an ambulance driving around, with that cursed siren blarring in the background being the only soundtrack..The few highlights involve Santo's sparse apperances. He spends most of his screentime in the water for some reason. At one point he unexpextedly comes up to the surface to catch a discarded cigarett package. Santo not only fights organized crime, but also littering!El Santo - Ranked

vConqueror2.0

Competent but pretty sloppyMostly b roll of vehicles 😆Choreography is awful considering it’s inspired by wrestlers