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Trash-Mex Podcast season 2, episode 15: "Feliz Día del Padre": El extraño Hijo Del Sheriff (1986) & Ratas De La Ciudad (1986)
Trash-Mex Podcast season 2, episode 15: "Feliz Día del Padre": El extraño Hijo Del Sheriff (1986) & Ratas De La Ciudad (1986) is now streaming on ALL of your preferred podcast platforms: RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy Feliz Día del Padre a todo los Padres! Fathers love hard & often have to do challenging actions to prove it! Father’s Day has come and Joey & Armando picked two very unique Mexican films about fathers to discu
Armando Hernandez
Jun 23


Trash-Mex Tapes 4: Vengeance! But on a budget…
In the 4th edition of Trash-Mex Tapes, I chose 4 action-revenge titles because they’re from the glorious 1990’s & all 4 were videohomes of course. Videohomes are a type of film that you have to be open-minded of because often they were made on the fly & with little to no money. However, plenty of them were made with a lot of effort and it usually shows by actually being a great film or at least decent. I can also say that several videohomes were pieces of shit with no effort
Armando Hernandez
1 hour ago


Waco Texas: Apocalipsis (1993)
Sometimes filmmakers want to portray a real-life event accurately and not make so many changes & such. The filmmakers want the audience to see what really happened in this particular event & make them feel like they’re right in front of it all happening. In the case of Waco Texas: Apocalipsis, that isn’t the case at all since it’s not very accurate & full of wild/twisted exaggerations that’ll make you laugh and head scratch. Even the other movie didn’t portray the Waco Siege
Armando Hernandez
Jun 14
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