*Foreword*: I first wrote this review in 2012 on the old blog and afterwards I had a nice conversation with director Christian Gonzalez via Skype. I mentioned I watched El Clon De Hitler and he told me in great detail that he really hated this movie and only directed it for the work. He had no closeness to it then and for anyone now labeling this as one of his "masterpieces" is truly distasteful. And not even in the way he would've wanted it. In the beginning of El Clon De Hi

A young thug called El Maya (Alan Ciangherotti) and his group of goons kidnap women around town for money, but as of lately El Maya has gone super weird since he’s gotten involved in brujería and has been killing the kidnapped women for sacrifices to “El Maestro” (the devil I guess) . The body count rises up very high and it’s up to a cop named Rodrigo (Jorge Aldama) along with his partner (that he’s totally banging) to find the killer before more innocent women are ki