Born in 1915 in Barcelona, Miguel Iglesias emerged as a distinctive voice in cult cinema, particularly in the 1970s. He directed Night of the Howling Beast (1975), a film that blends horror and exploitation with a unique flair. As a writer, he contributed to Tequila! (1973) and The Naked Killers (1977), showcasing his ability to craft narratives that push boundaries. Iglesias' work resonates within the realms of giallo and grindhouse, solidifying his place in the pantheon of cult film creators.
Tequila!
Shosena, a clever bank robber, is associated with "Jaguar" to take a big hit. They think the town where the bank owned dock Koven, a man who has against all the farmers of the place. His only son, George, is in love with the daughter of Rush, his most angry enemy. And ... coincidentally, Shosena and "Jaguar" to justify their stay in the village, get to work for him.
