Hugo Stiglitz is a legend of Mexican horror films. In the 70’s and 80’s he garnered acclaim for such films as La Noche de los Mil Gatos (1988) and Tintorera (1977). We especially enjoy the latter as Stiglitz’s sexy ass basically steals the show. Tintorera translates to shark, which outside of Stiglitz’s fine behind is all you really need to know about this movie. Taking place in Cancun, it’s essentially a Spanish language version of the film Jaws, but with a lot more sexual tension....
Hugo Stiglitz is a legend of Mexican horror films. In the 70’s and 80’s he garnered acclaim for such films as La Noche de los Mil Gatos (1988) and Tintorera (1977). We especially enjoy the latter as Stiglitz’s sexy ass basically steals the show. Tintorera translates to shark, which outside of Stiglitz’s fine behind is all you really need to know about this movie. Taking place in Cancun, it’s essentially a Spanish language version of the film Jaws, but with a lot more sexual tension. Throughout the movie, Stiglitz’s character, Steven, is pursuing women. First he goes for Patricia (Fiona Lewis), an Englishwoman on vacation. Next, he meets up with a womanizing swimming instructor named Miguel and the two go on a skinny dipping double date with American college student sisters Kelly and Cynthia (Jennifer Ashley and Laura Lyons). Next, he and Miguel have a freaky ménage à trois with a new English tourist named Gabriella (Susan George). And finally, Steven meets two new American women in a bar (Priscilla Barnes and Pamela Garner) and convinces them to skinny dipping along with Kelly and Cynthia from earlier. As you can see, everyone wants to get close to Hugo Stiglitz and his perfect, tight butt. Don’t believe us? Just ask Quentin Tarantino. He named a character after the actor in his film Inglourious Basterds (2009). That’s high praise. And after seeing his smokin’ body in Tintorera you’ll know it’s well deserved.