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The intro has a young boy hiding in the bushes while a group of outlaws shooting and wiping his family burning up his house. Many years later viewers now suspect that the young boy is now the masked avenger "El Desperado" played by Glenn Saxson, and keeps himself in disguise by wearing a bandana to cover the face down. Who is so fast enough to shoot at the hands upon people who draw on him. And of course, he is in search of the people who massacred his family. When he is not fighting crime, he would manage a brothel, showing the women with respect.
The idea of this was like from what one might see in a "Zorro" movie before it was coined to a low budget Western with the idea being the same, except that because I saw these westerns when I was just a child I barely remembered how bad they were in comparison to a critically acclaimed John Wayne or Clint Eastwood westerns. It's phony if the bad guy during fisticuffs can easily pull the masked Desperado's mask down.
The intro has a young boy hiding in the bushes while a group of outlaws shooting and wiping his family burning up his house. Many years later viewers now suspect that the young boy is now the masked avenger "El Desperado" played by Glenn Saxson, and keeps himself in disguise by wearing a bandana to cover the face down. Who is so fast enough to shoot at the hands upon people who draw on him. And of course, he is in search of the people who massacred his family. When he is not fighting crime, he would manage a brothel, showing the women with respect.
The idea of this was like from what one might see in a "Zorro" movie before it was coined to a low budget Western with the idea being the same, except that because I saw these westerns when I was just a child I barely remembered how bad they were in comparison to a critically acclaimed John Wayne or Clint Eastwood westerns. It's phony if the bad guy during fisticuffs can easily pull the masked Desperado's mask down.