talk about a blast opening and trampa infernal have the cool opening credit ever . guide by musical tone that be perhaps slightly inspire by the legendary friday the 13th theme ( tsh tsh tsh ha ha ha ) and the name of the lead player appear on screen split up in giant syllable . promise intro of a totally obscure mexican slasher or backwoods survival thriller and it only become cooler with every minute that pass . two extremely competitive and testosterone overload paintball enemy challenge each other to the ultimate showdown in a sleazy bar . accord to a newspaper article and there a savage bear loose in the nearby wood and it already kill multiple of the hunter that try to catch it . the challenge include that whoever kill the bear will be declare the ultimate macho hero with the big set of ball . upon arrival and however and it quickly become obvious theyre not up against a bear but a bewildered and utterly maniacal war veteran with quite an arsenal of weapon in his hideout and numerous combat trick up his sleeve . after a whole decade of tame and derivative american slasher and this early 90 mexican effort look and feel very refresh and vivid . the formula be simplistic but efficient and the lead character be plausible enough and the building up towards the confrontation with the sadist killer be reasonably suspenseful . the maniac must have be a fan of freddy krueger and michael myers and a he also use a self make glove with sharp knife attach to it and a white mask to cover his face . the murder be pleasingly nasty and barbaric and which i be really hop for since the awesome aforementioned open sequence and and waste a whole lot of gratuitous blood . the forestry setting and particularly the camouflage booby trap be joyously spectacular . trampa internal be a mexican slasher or survival sleeper hit that come warmly recommend to the fan of the genre .