Witching and Bitching
Directed by Alex de la Iglesia
Divorced dad Jose makes a last ditch effort for cash and dignity when he, his kid and a ragtag gang of buffoons rob a pawn shop. On the run with the kid, plenty of gold and a whole lot of gripes against the women in their lives, the men run afoul of a family of witches in rural Spain. A spectacularly wild war of the sexes ensues in madman filmmaker Alex de la Iglesia's (DAY OF THE BEAST, THE LAST CIRCUS) witchy, witty horror comedy which premiered in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto International Film Festival. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE. Contains strong language, sexual scenes, violence and gore.
In Alex de la Iglesia's horror comedy, a divorced dad runs afoul of witches in rural Spain.
Cast: Hugo Silva, Mario Casas, Carmen Maura, Terele Pávez, Carolina Bang
Member Reviews
Wild ride. What a film.
I wanted to like it more than I really did.
Not as good as the other reviews made it seem but a decent watch if you can get past the misogyny. Wouldn’t mind watching some of the directors other stuff as there’s a lot of potential in here.
Brilliant!
El señor de Badajoz es de lo mejor de la película.