Yesterday's Guys Used No Arsenic

Synopsis

Yesterday's Guys Used No Arsenic, also known as Los muchachos de antes no usaban arsénico, is a Spanish thriller film directed by José Martínez Suarez released in 1976. The story follows a group of men who gather weekly to play cards in an old mansion with a dark history. As the game progresses, tensions rise, secrets surface, and the players find themselves immersed in a deadly game that challenges their loyalty and morality. With a gripping narrative and a haunting atmosphere, the film explores themes of deception, betrayal, and the consequences of past actions. As the night unfolds, the characters must confront their own demons and make life-changing decisions that will determine their fates.

Cast

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  Narciso Ibáñez Menta

  Norberto Imbert

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  Bárbara Mújica

  Laura Otamendi

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  Mecha Ortiz

  Mara Ordaz

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  Arturo García Buhr

  Pedro

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  Mario Soffici

  Martín Saravia

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  Rodolfo Bebán

Reviews

Yesterday's Guys Used No Arsenic has received praise for its intricate plot, compelling performances, and atmospheric tension. IMDb users have rated the film 7.4/10, highlighting its captivating storyline and suspenseful atmosphere. Critic reviews have also been positive, with Rotten Tomatoes calling it 'a masterful blend of mystery and psychological drama' and awarding it a rating of 4/5. Metacritic commends the film for its gripping narrative and powerful character development, describing it as 'a must-watch for thriller enthusiasts'. Overall, critics and audiences alike have found Yesterday's Guys Used No Arsenic to be a captivating and thought-provoking cinematic experience.

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Shutter Island

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