Directing
Damián Acosta Esparza
Place of birth
Mexico City, Mexico
Known for
Directing
Credits
22 titles
Damián Acosta Esparza was a Mexican film director and screenwriter active during the 1980s. He is known for directing films such as El Violador Infernal (1988) and La Venganza de los Punks (1987), which are considered cult classics in Mexican cinema. His work often delved into horror and exploitation genres, reflecting the socio-political climate of Mexico during that era.
Known for
6.0No synopsis available yet.
Pancho cachuchas
1989
6.1Mexican feature film
Siete en la mira 4: Yo soy la ley
1991
5.1Carlos "El Gato" is a serial rapist who's condemned to the electric chair. Immediately after his electrocution, he makes a deal with Satan and gets resurrected. Carlos begins raping and killing in the name of the devil.
The Infernal Rapist
1988
5.7A Mexican immigrant fights for his life after being threatened by the mob.
De sangre mexicana II
1991
6.0The criminal is hungry for revenge and bloody reprisal to the girl who sent him to jail.
I Am The Law
1991
5.5After breaking out of jail, a team of punks goes after their arch-nemesis to ruin his daughters' birthday party. Then, they head back to their hideout. But, vengeance awaits them, Mexican-style.
Revenge of the Punks
1991
Film credits
Behind the camera
6.0No synopsis available yet.
Pancho cachuchas
1989
6.1Mexican feature film
Siete en la mira 4: Yo soy la ley
1991
5.1Carlos "El Gato" is a serial rapist who's condemned to the electric chair. Immediately after his electrocution, he makes a deal with Satan and gets resurrected. Carlos begins raping and killing in the name of the devil.
The Infernal Rapist
1988
5.7A Mexican immigrant fights for his life after being threatened by the mob.
De sangre mexicana II
1991
6.0The criminal is hungry for revenge and bloody reprisal to the girl who sent him to jail.
I Am The Law
1991
5.5After breaking out of jail, a team of punks goes after their arch-nemesis to ruin his daughters' birthday party. Then, they head back to their hideout. But, vengeance awaits them, Mexican-style.
Revenge of the Punks
1991
6.7No synopsis available yet.
El rey del masaje
1985
5.4Mario Almada returns as "el fiscal de hierro", in this entry his family is kidnapped by gang leader Ramona Pineda.
El Fiscal De Hierro 3
1992
5.0No synopsis available yet.
El rostro de la muerte
1990
6.2This action-packed flick starring Mario Almada and Lucha Villa tells the story of Eduardo Lobo, the “iron prosecutor” sent to Monterrey to battle evil Ramona Pineda and her family. The movie was inspired by Mexico City cop Salvador del Toro, who was sent to Nuevo Laredo in the early ’70s to clean up the city.
El Fiscal De Hierro
1989
6.3No synopsis available yet.
Witch in the Neighborhood
1987
7.6Nicolasa sells tacos near a movie studio and her popularity threatens the restaurant's own studies. She drops the food when seeing actor Armando performing and the director expels her out.
Duro pero seguro
1978
No synopsis available yet.
Odio en la sangre
1990
6.0A gang instills terror in the classrooms, libraries, and school playgrounds. Led by Malvino, the so-called "Porros" extort and push young students into the degraded world of drugs, alcohol, & violence. They turn innocent kids into criminals & social scourges.
Bloody Streets
1990
NRNo synopsis available yet.
La hija sin padre
1987
6.2Sequel to El Fiscal de Hierro. Ramona returns and is up for revenge against El Fiscal de Hierro
El Fiscal De Hierro 2: La Venganza De Ramona
1990
7.6No synopsis available yet.
La comadrita
1978
6.5No synopsis available yet.
Storm of Steel
1990
6.3No synopsis available yet.
Las doce tumbas
1990
6.0No synopsis available yet.
Chicago, pandillas salvajes
1991