A road trip with an odd companion...
“Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia” stars Warren Oates as Benny, a lounge pianist who plays for tourists in a Mexican dive when a couple of American hitmen (Robert Webber, Gig Young) enter looking for information on “an old friend.” Benny learns that a Mexican land baron has offered a bounty of $1 million on the head of the man who seduced and impregnated his daughter. The hitmen offer Benny $10,000 to help them do their dirty work. This is a tale of greed, vengeance, and violence, as only director Sam Peckinpah (“The Wild Bunch”) could imagine.<br /><br />Benny isn’t very smart or savvy about the ways of professional hitmen, double-crosses and the prospect of a windfall payday. Though many would see in Benny a loser, Peckinpah is fascinated by him, taking time to explore the man beyond first impressions. He loves his girl, Elita (Isela Vega), despite her inability to be a one man’s gal. As his quest proceeds, he becomes more courageous about taking risks and testing the fates. When he is double-crossed and nearly murdered, he dedicates himself to payback, no matter the peril.<br /><br />Peckinpah’s road trip film is filled with sleazy characters, lots of tequila swigging and, graphic violence, the director’s trademark ingredient. The second half of the film features Benny lugging around a canvas bag containing Garcia’s severed head, flies swarming around it. The image is practically a metaphor for the extent of a person’s greed. Benny and the head he carries become road buddies, with Benny carrying on one-sided conversations with his rotting prize.<br /><br />Peckinpah got his start in television, directing such shows as “The Rifleman,” “Broken Arrow,” and “Route 66.” His feature films include “The Getaway” with Steve McQueen, “Straw Dogs” with Dustin Hoffman, and “The Killer Elite” with James Caan and Robert Duvall. He also wrote extensively for movies and television.<br /><br />Bonus features on the widescreen DVD release include audio commentary by film historians, and an original theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : That's the million-dollar bounty demand that a Mexican crime lord has placed upon the man who seduced his daughter, and nothing-to-lose Americano barkeep Bennie (Warren Oates) thinks he's got the inside track on filling it. Though nothing proves to be as it seems in his quest for the payoff, in Sam Peckinpah's outrageous, violence-packed allegory. Isela Vega, Gig Young, Robert Webber, and Kris Kristofferson co-star..