The best Bruno Rey’s crime movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Bruno Rey’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Bruno Rey.
Cacería implacable
Suicidal Revenge
5.2/10
On Christmas Eve, three thieves brutally murder a woman and one of her daughters, leaving behind a second half-dead daughter named Elena (Patricia Rivera). When Elena recovers, she decides to change her identity with plastic surgery and hunt down the killers, dispatching of them in gory ways that involve a chainsaw, a drill and much more. Only a cop (Roberto 'Flaco' Guzman) can stop her by following the bloody trail she leaves on her suicidal quest for revenge.
Revenge of the Punks
6/10
A Charles Bronson look-alike takes on a gaggle of punks terrorizing a small town.
Call Me Mike
7.3/10
A satirical comedy, homage of the american films noir of the fifties. It stars Alejandro Parodi as Miguelito, a gray policeman (the dumbest of a quartet of partners who take advantage of the drug traffic in Mexico City; maybe the less corrupt of the group and surely the one with the kindest heart), addicted to Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer novels, who accepts to go to jail to protect his pals and to calm down the angry Chief of Police, who wants to put an end to the drug dealings and killings in the city.
Todo por nada
7.2/10
Gunfighters kill all family members of farmer brothers Mario and Fernando Almada, after the tragic event, they seek revenge.
Carnada
6.1/10
A diver is hired to find a box of stolen diamonds that were lost during an air accident, having to deal with criminals and a killer shark in the process.
The Son of Peter the Knife
6.1/10
The legend of "Peter The Knife" continues in this popular sequel to one of Mexico's all-time blockbusters. Following in his infamous father's footsteps, Peter, Jr. manages to get more than his fair share of the love of beautiful women...and the hatred of his enemies. Action and drama from New York to Acapulco.
The Infernal Rapist
5.1/10
A notorious killer dies in the electric chair in a maximum security prison. So great was his evil that Satan offers him a deal. He will get to go back to Earth as long as he sacrifices people to the devil and carves 666 on them somewhere. The guy, of course, accepts and gets reborn in the body of a drug dealer. He begins a trail of carnage that lasts throughout the movie.
El ahorcado
3.7/10
Three greedy relatives scheme for an inheritance and frame the good guy for the murder of the maker of the will.
Contrato con la muerte
4/10
Panic in the Forest
4.7/10
People lost in a forest are murdered one-by-one.
Golpe a la Mafia
4.2/10
A cop confronts a gang of drug traffickers.
Justicia Privada
An ex-police officer witnesses the brutal murder of his wife & son and now seeks revenge on the mobster responsible for the murders.
Intriga contra México
5.7/10
An international group is trying to destabilize Mexico by assassinating the President.
Lo negro del Negro
6.6/10
Based on the book by the same name, the film follows the exploits of Arturo "El Negro" Durazo, who was the head of the police department in Mexico City, we witness his crimes and his eccentric life, that will inevitably lead to his fall.
Me lleva la tristeza
A dumped boyfriend uses his money and social position to ruin the lives of his ex and her new husband. Also some crime stuff.
