legwarmers1980

What can I say. This is one of the worst horror films ever made. I'm talking a bore/snore fest of some of the screen's worst acting talent in the history of motion pictures.

The cast of never-weres, never-to-bes,and unknowns, all rate with zero acting talent. The script and the direction are just as bad. Made on a shoe-string budget of about one dollar and fifty cents (I can't believe they even paid these actors for their "performances"), it's the same old horror/terror storyline with a few conflicts, a minor chuckle or two, and some local South Florida locations. It sounds like it should be at least a little fun, but it's not. It's just one long boring, snoring, dull, mess.

But, in this haze of trash, there is some hope. Actor Derek Pixley shines through with a more then credible performance. His rugged good looks and relaxed acting style shows some very clear talent and on screen presence. If he can find a decent role in a decent film, Mr. Pixley just may become a leading man. Not too far behind is Steven Brack. Brack's laid back performance reminds one of James Dean. Brack has the movie star looks, but there's talent there as well. These two actors are the only shining moments in an otherwise stinking mess. I rate this film a 2!

Trashy 1980 Saturday Night Fever ripoff made in beautiful Argentina, South America. Typical story of romance, sex, drugs, and Disco. Lots of hot chicks and hot guys. Open shirts with long gold chains, flared pants, multi-color shirts, disco dresses, disco music, and more romance. Acting is over the top. The dance numbers are good, after all, Argentina is famous for the Tango. Lots of nice eye candy, but the script is horrible, the acting is just as bad, and the texture of the color is just as worst. A few American actors seem to be in this film under Hispanic names. Looks like their Spanish was dubbed in. Sort of funny to see that. Forget Disco of Love and rent Saturday Night Fever.

How the mighty have fallen. One of my favorite screen stars, the handsome and charming Guy Madison was reduced to making no-budget Italian films in the 1960s and 1970s.

This show is nothing more then a rip-off of hundreds of other dubbed in Westerns. Lots of shooting, brawling, horse chases, and of course, bad dubbing.

Guy Madison looks tired and worn out here. Couldn't of been easy for him to make this non-classic. However, if you are a fan of Mr. Madison, the film is at least worth seeing to see him. He tries his best in what he's got, and baby, he ain't got much to work with here.