Los Malditos

Los Malditos tells the story of a white-hat cowboy who takes on a Western gang-leader and his hired guns. The film runs for 85 minutes, fitting well within the classic runtime for Westerns of this era. Directed by Tito Novaro, it showcases the genre's iconic tropes of good versus evil in a rugged landscape.

The film stars Silvia Fournier, David Silva, Jorge Russek, Carlos Riquelme, and Delia Magaña, each contributing to the narrative of law and order in the Wild West. As a 1966 release, it reflects the style and storytelling conventions typical of mid-20th century Westerns, appealing to fans of the genre and collectors of physical media alike. With its straightforward plot and engaging characters, Los Malditos embodies the essence of classic Western cinema.