Sofía Vergara fronts a new Machete Kills poster
Sofía Vergara is one of a vast number of attractive actresses that Robert Rodriguez has assembled to flank Danny Trejo’s titular badass in Machete Kills…
Alexa Vega stars in sexy new Machete Kills image
Machete Kills has released a brand new image online, featuring Alexa Vega wearing a startlingly revealing outfit and clutching a big old gun…
Danny Trejo on Mel Gibson in Machete Kills
With A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas about to hit shops, we sat down to chat all things festive with star Danny Trejo.
But it didn’t take long for us to get onto the subject of another of his upcoming projects, Machete Kills…
First official image for Machete Kills
Machete Kills has released a first official image online, and unsurprisingly, it’s as unashamedly drenched in testosterone as you might imagine…
Charlie Sheen joins Machete Kills… as the president!
Machete Kills has added another controversial figure to its undeniably eclectic cast, with Robert Rodriguez tweeting confirmation that Charlie Sheen has signed on to play the president of the United States…
Zoe Saldana joins Machete Kills
Robert Rodriguez has been busily assembling a crack squad of leading ladies for his next directorial outing, with Zoe Saldana the latest Hollywood starlet to sign on for Machete Kills…
First promo posters for Sin City 2 and Machete Kills
Sin City 2 and Machete Kills, the forthcoming projects from Robert Rodriguez, have both released their first promotional material in the form of a pair of cool new teaser posters…
Machete sequel could film in April
Good new for fans of B-movie trashiness, as Robert Rodriguez has set the wheels in motion for action sequel Machete Kills. And what’s more, it could be with us sooner rather than later…
Machete: Everything We Know
They just fucked with the wrong Mexican…
Despite the wealth of problems surrounding Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino’s Grindhouse project (the fact that us Brits never got to see the film in all it’s double-feature glory being chief among them), a two-minute sliver of balls-out action stood out amid a swathe of iffy reviews.
It was the fake trailer for an old-school exploitation movie named Machete, and it was pretty damn awesome.
Not that director Robert Rodriguez ever expected it to be quite so popular, as rabid fans everywhere began clamouring for the full-length movie “promised” by the trailer.
Read the full article at Total Film.
