El Santo y la Tigresa (El Santo - The Royal Eagle)

Starring:Santo, Irma Serrano, Dacia GonzÃ¡lez, Jorge Lavat, Fernando OsÃ©s, Juan Gallardo, Soledad Acosta, Carlos SuÃ¡rez, Jorge PatiÃ±o, Domingo BazÃ¡n, InÃ©s Murillo, Mario GarcÃa 'Harapos', Carlos LeÃ³n, Guillermo GÃ¡lvez
Director: Alfredo B. Crevenna
Studio: Vanguard Cinema
Product Type: DVD

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el santo y la tigresa
Hilariously Bad movie, not so hiliariously bad transfer

El Santo y la Tigresa (El Santo - The Royal Eagle)
Starring: Santo , Irma Serrano , Dacia González , Jorge Lavat , and Fernando Osés
Director: Alfredo B. Crevenna
Manufacturer: Vanguard Cinema
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B0001DCYHS
Release Date: 2004-04-27

Customer Reviews:

el santo y la tigresa.......2005-10-11

La pelicula esta chistosa me gusta porque esta bien ridicula me gusta mucho la musica a igual que la ropa me encanta como asen la introducion pero la imagen esta mal esta borrosa i se mira como si fuera pirata auque no es pero si quieres tener algo differente i divertido comprala

Hilariously Bad movie, not so hiliariously bad transfer.......2004-09-09

"Santo y La Tigresa" is hilariously bad as only a Santo wrestling movie from the 70s can be. This one, however, doesn't have the added interest of monsters with horribly amateur makeup. "Tigresa" is more like an episode of "Big Valley" mixed with some "Starsky and Hutch." It's actually pretty darn funny, with loads of 70s hair, clothes, and music adding to the camp value of a big fatass eating, sleeping, loving, and carrying on serious conversations in a silver wrestler's mask as though that were normal. Oh yeah, and he occasionally kicks some ass. But "Tigresa" has a few moments that animal lovers might find offensive. There is an extended cockfight and a cat is deliberately poisoned (though the scene was obviously faked, since the cat is still moving once everyone in the scene insists it is dead).

The transfer on the DVD currently available from Vanguard Cinema is very, very poor, however--much more like that of a $3.99 budget disc than a $15 to $20 one. The sound is passable, but the picture is annoyingly soft and washed out, with background characters' faces disappearing almost entirely into mush in the longshots.