Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!

One of the early filmed documents of 'Chicanismo' ideology -- flawlessly PC but pretty unimpressive in any other sense; it felt 'foundational' in a way that would be more appropriate for 1969-70-71, the 'Yo Soy Joaquin' era, and seems hopelessly 'behind the loop' for 1976.…

Lencho of the Apes

- bad movie, even considering the budget, time, and context in which it was made - i want 70s fashion to come back in the same way that 80s fashion came back in the 2010s - the average rtf 318 project is ten trillion times better than this - and i thought i was bad at…

Ana Maria Rasch

The first chicano feature film made IN THE 70s...if anyone wanted proof of discrimination of POC in film in accessibility to equipment, this is that film. The film put our raza under a microscope and really was an interesting film to watch

DanielAntunez

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Grandt Savages

such a crucial film to watch if you’re looking to learn about chicano culture and politics. but also i feel like this film is heavily contextual. without knowing anything about its making, influences, or director it would come across and much less than the very interesting…

strawberryy

Also had a crazy crashout during this. But its oki imma boss (im not). Hey kenzie.

Rayanna

This film has several moments where you can tell they felt inspired to execute a nice musical or flashback sequence.  Otherwise…and all due respect…it it better as a cultural text during the Chicano movement than a film to enjoy or even learn from.

niconasty

Yeah... this was definitely one of the worst films I've ever seen in most areas of filmmaking... awful dialogue, composition, editing, acting, story structure, flow, set design, etc... BUT... the film does have its moments of brilliance, as it's probably one of, if…

ibdizzy

A testament that sometimes all you need for a film is a story A lot of bad faith reviews for this one considering it’s an independent, amateur film

Kevin McLarty