Pasaporte al infierno

Script non existent, sound hard to hear, continuity lost and the plot still don't know. But it is entertaining spotting all the errors. Didn't have enough film to show 2 people chucked in the sea so used 1 person twice. Shots of the boat with armed men in view, told to hide but appear there again within a minute. Best character the guy with the bike!

All concerned probably got a nice holiday with pay out of this trivial little thriller set in Spain which apparently wasn't released back in Blighty (and then probably only very briefly) for three years.

A bit of effort went into the outdoor action scenes and those shot on location; but several of the dialogue scenes were obviously dashed off very quickly and perfunctorily indeed.

...not only is it so bad that it's entertaining, but in some scenes the music accompaniment is the same as you'd expect to hear at the circus or fair ground.

The fact that there is no production company credited on this film should give a clue.It wasn't till I looked at IMDb that I realised that this was made by E J Fancey.This has to be the most awful amateurish Fancey ever made and that is saying a lot.As pointed out by the other reviewer the sound appears to have been post synced.Obviously they forgot on occasions so actors are silently mouthing words.Then there is one sequence where the sun is behind the camera and as it tracks along you see the shadows of the whole crew including someone holding a reflector.The fights have clearly been carefully choreographed so you can see a punch missing by a mile.A truly awful film.

No redeeming features at all I'm afraid for this hard to follow and hear effort. Low quality image and sound even for 1959 with the only realistic character being the guy on the bike. The acting wasn't up to much either. Only worth a watch for those who enjoy very badly made films and there are such fans out there.