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Simultaneously carrying out orders by crime boss Santos (Stroud) to smuggle fetuses for the black market cosmetics industry, Romeo is also pursued by dogged DEA agent Dumas ( The Sopranos' Gandolfini) all the way to that hotbed of perdition, Las Vegas. A mystical, demonic criminal and cult practitioner, he talks her into a sacrificial road trip involving a young American couple as hostages and blood offerings. Near the United States-Mexican border, fiery hellcat Perdita (Perez in one of her best performances) hooks up with Romeo Dolorosa (Bardem).

As jittery and confrontational as director (and onetime comic book artist) Álex de la Iglesia's previous two films, Accion Mutante and Day of the Beast (long before he went on to projects like 30 Coins and Witching and Bitching), this gritty and very effective blend of brutal crime antics and dark comedy finds its creator honing his craft thanks to a sharp script partially written by Gifford himself.

Originally intended to be an international calling card for its director and a key entry in the hip crime wave of the late 1990s, this ferocious adaptation of the novel/comic 59 Degrees and Raining: The Story of Perdita Durango by Barry Gifford ( Wild at Heart) went through countless distribution and legal transformations on its way to the U.S. Severin Films (UHD, Blu-ray & DVD) (US R0 HD), Mercury Film (Blu-ray) (Spain R0 HD), Koch Media (Blu-ray & DVD) (Germany RB/R2 HD/PAL), Metrodome (DVD) (UK R2 PAL), A-Pix (DVD) (US R1 NTSC), Cecchi Gori (DVD) (Italy R2 PAL) / WS (2.35:1) (16:9) Rosie Perez, Javier Bardem, James Gandolfini, Don Stroud, Aimee Graham, Alex Cox

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