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Mexican Bloodbath

2010, English. Directed by Robert Arevalo.

They screwed with the wrong Mexican...It became a Mexican Bloodbath

Saltillo, a small dusty town south of the Mexican border, caught in a war of greed and corruption. A man named Bishop returns home after his parents are executed at the hands of a ruthless drug lord El Chilango. He swears to avenge the deaths of his loved ones and take down every person involved at the cost of losing himself and his new love Lucia, the wife of his new arch rival El Chilango.

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1h 40m
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English
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Released
21 February 2010
Country
Mexico
Written by
Robert Arevalo
Budget
$50K
Box office
$750K

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Mexican Bloodbath (2010) was directed by Robert Arevalo and stars Robert Arevalo, Gerardo Albarrán, Luis Gatica.

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