Red Zone Cuba

Original title: Night Train to Mundo Fine

1966
1h 29m

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John Carradine, Anthony Cardoza, and Coleman Francis in Red Zone Cuba (1966)

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Escaped convict Griffin and his friends ran all the way to Hell...with a penny, and a broken cigarette.Escaped convict Griffin and his friends ran all the way to Hell...with a penny, and a broken cigarette.Escaped convict Griffin and his friends ran all the way to Hell...with a penny, and a broken cigarette.

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Coleman Francis

Griffin…

Anthony Cardoza

Landis
(as Tony Cardoza)
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Harold Saunders

Cook

John Carradine

Mr. Wilson

John Morrison

George Prince

Cherokee Jack

Tom Hanson

Bailey Chastain
(as Tom Hansen)

Lanell Cado

Ruby Chastain

Charles F. Harter

Cliff Weismeyer

Julian Baker

Sheriff

Elaine Gifford

Cliff Weismeyer's Daughter

Frederic Downs

Tinsley
(as Fredric Downs)

James H. Russell

Kelly
(as Jamie Russell)

Jim Stout

Avilio Silva

Cuban

John Cruz

Juan Cruz…

Richard Lance

Father Gonzalez

Tad Murray

Director
- Coleman Francis
Writer
- Coleman Francis
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Trivia
John Carradine sings the title track.

Goofs
One of the American soldiers shot dead by the Cuban firing squad reappears minutes later as a Cuban guard.

Quotes
[last lines]
Narrator: Griffin ran all the way to hell... with a penny, and a broken cigarette.

Alternate versions
Many variant prints of this film exist. Missing from most prints, but included in the widely distributed Mystery Science Theater version are scenes that feature a longer opening, a scene where Landis and Cook drive their truck to a gas station and ask for work, a longer invasion of Cuba sequence, an extended scene with the blind woman, a longer train riding sequence, and an extended scene where Griffin and Landis get into a fight over Landis's ring.

Connections
Featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Red Zone Cuba (1994)

Soundtracks
Night Train to Mundo Finé
Written by Ray Gregory
Music played by Ray Gregory and the Melmen
Sung by John Carradine

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1/10

Script,we don't need no stinking script

As far as I'm concerned this flick resets the bar for terrible movies.I have never been subjected to so much pain in such a short span of time since my last root canal.in fact, I think I would rather Laurence Olivier give me a root canal than to ever have to watch this piece of celluloid schitzen again.It had no discernible plot,the filming was horrible,and the acting nonexistent.The editing looked like it been done by Leatherface.The director(who was also the leading man)spent way too much time trying to play the tired antihero to really do any directing.If there was any kind of storyline,then it was beyond my grasp.It seemed to me like some sort of psychotic flight-of-ideas tale.The characters just amble on from one disastrous screw-up to another(which could have made a good story if you could have followed it).In the final analysis,it was just a painfully unwatchable waste of time.But,if you like,cinema terrible', then this is the one for you.rp