A gringo father returns to his dark past to do everything possible to find his kidnapped daughter.
Serves the stupid gringo right for dabbling in all things Mexican.
Mexico is much more than the Spanish language and the Catholic Church but a deep, dark, pagan culture that dates back to human sacrifice by the Mayans, whose empire was centered in Mexico City.
The story takes place along the U.S.-Mexico border in Del Rio. The contrast between the two cultures is highlighted in the characters, their actions, the dialogue, and the dark theme.
We all assume that Mexico is a nation of honest, hard working people devoted to Christ and to the Catholic Church. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Devil worship is as much a part of the Hispanic culture as voodoo is in Haiti and the Caribbean. Blood worship is endemic to the Mexican soul.
Hence their propensity for deceit, criminality, drug running, and generally undermining the United States under the noble auspices of the Catholic Church.
The Church in America is as activist an organization as any other these days. They lobby for the “rights” of illegal immigrants, give them shelter and safe harbor, and do their utmost to fulfill Jesus’ holy obligation to the “believers.”
The gringo father in the film was raised in the Hispanic culture from an early age, but he never understood it.
No one but Hispanics understands the disparity implicit in using the Catholic Church as a spiritual decoy for their true worship: Death, the antithesis of Jesus Christ’s teachings.
Everything in Mexico is sex, sensual, and lust — the entertainment, the TV, the music, their fav soap operas. Every scene in the film shots to the unbelievers: Jesus is Dead, God is Deader.
Come to worship life with us and your deepest, darkest aspirations will become true: Death, mayhem, lust, vengeance, revenge.
All these things can be yours and more. Just give your soul to Satan and the Antichrist will do the rest.
