"30 Seconds to Die" it's a 1981 mexploitation film starring the Almada Brothers, its directed by Ruben Benavides, who also acts in the film.

It's not very good, but it has its moments, The Almada brothers are fine in the movie, its not their best job but they manage to be entertaining. The movie feels like a series of events that just sort of happen and, I kid you not, the plot is nonexistent for about the first 40 minutes.

Some moments are pretty fun, like the action scenes, they are cheesy but really fun to watch, the soundtrack is also pretty cool. One of the films main problems is the padding, I am sure the movie would be considerably shorter without those singing scenes.

Overall, its kind of fun at times, but mostly boring and cheaply made.

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