Suprisingly good Mexican super hero mixing Batman and the Punisher
In this era of representation it was only natural that a Latino superhero movie would be made. That’s El Chicano.<br /><br />I was initially apprehensive about this movie due to the opening scene. That centers around three youngsters in East Los Angeles in the past going home and seeing an old gangster Shadow played by Emilo Rivera being killed by a man on a motorcycle with an Aztec style knife known as El Chicano. The victim was one of the boys’ father. The problem I had was the kids were talking what I call Hollywood Mexican. I don’t mean Spanish but Hollywood’s stereotypical view of how Mexican Americans in LA speak with the last vowel dragged out as in “Andale vatoooo.” Thankfully that quickly disappeared and the movie turned out to be surprisingly good.<br /><br />The film fast forwards to the future where one of the kids from the opening has become a cop, Raul Castillo as Detective Pedro Diego, and the one with a dead father, David Castaneda as Shotgun, a gangster. The latter is working with a Mexican cartel that wants to expand into Los Angeles and is willing to kill to achieve that. The cop turns to vigilantism to fight back. That sets up the conflict between Mexicans and Mexican Americans which ties into the title El Chicano, or the Mexican American.<br /><br />There’s nothing ground breaking about the film, but it was just well done. It included some nods to Mexican American and Los Angeles history. The action was good. The hero turned out to be part Punisher, part Batman. Overall I was really surprised with El Chicano.
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