Trash-Mex Podcast episode 5: “Roberto Guinar’s Dolls”: Herencia Diabolica (1993) + Demond Doll (Muerte Infernal) (1987) is now streaming!

Trash-Mex Podcast episode 5 "Roberto Guinar’s Dolls”: Herencia Diabolica (1993) + Demond Doll (Muerte Infernal) (1987) is now streaming on all podcast platforms! RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy and Many More!

Hosts Armando & Joey alongside special guest Hack.em Figures (Jesse Diaz) discuss two Mexican killer doll films from producer/actor Roberto Guinar:

- Herencia Diabolica (1993) - A diabolical clown doll murders people that are cruel to him.

- Demond Doll (Muerte Infernal) (1987) - A schizophrenic & psycho-sexual fever dream with an evil jester doll murdering & violating.

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Recorded in West Covina, CA. Courtesy of Jaime Pinedo.

The House That Burns At Night.

“El Charco” is a notorious brothel where a man can come in & have a good time all night long. El Charco is notoriously known by many people on both sides of the border and has been in control by an aging woman named Celia (Carmen Montejo) and it is always watched over by an older man whom always is outside. 

After killing a drug dealer, morphine-addicted prostitute Alazana (Sonia Infante) commutes to El Charco in hopes of landing a job there & to hide out as well. Alazana is then taken in by Celia and her young companion Eleazar (Salvador Pineda)—a strong & charismatic man that Celia loves like a son; and like a lover as well. 

Trash-Mex Podcast episode 4 "Juan Lopez Moctezuma: Lost & Found" is now streaming!

Trash-Mex Podcast episode 4 "Juan Lopez Moctezuma: Lost & Found" is now streaming on all podcast platforms! RSS, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podbean, Audacy and Many More!

 Armando, Joey, and special guest Alfonso Carrillo of Rendezvous LA discuss 2 Juan Lopez Moctezuma films: 

El Alimento Del Miedo (1994) - A supposedly “lost” film of Moctezuma’s which was also his last film ever made. 

Alucarda (1977) -  the most well-known & iconic Mexican gothic horror film that only a madman like Moctezuma could make. 

Episode 4 recorded in West Covina, CA. Many thanks to Jaime Pinedo for making this episode happen! 

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