Justina Bonilla

Armando Hernandez, the brain behind Trash-Mex, is bringing Trash-Mex excellence to the Indicator Blu-ray set of the Mexican cult films Santo vs. the Riders of Terror and Los Leprosos y El Sexo through his special feature, Cardona Bonanza.

Hernandez shares with us how he became a part of this set, the significance of filmmaker René Cardona, and what he hopes viewers will take away from these films.

Bonilla: What was your first impression of Santo vs. the Riders of Terror?

Hernandez: I saw the

One Body Too Many (1944):

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Haley, who was a multitalented comedian and vaudeville performer, is best k

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