A strange science fiction spaghetti western black comedy. "Atoradro" is the impressive debut work of screenwriter and director Oscar Ebar, which will attract fans of Alex de la Iglesia's "Axion Mutant" and "El Dia de la bestia". These three movies all have a similar quirky sense of humor and are willing to ignore genre limitations. I don't know what happened in Spain in the mid-1990s, but I hope that some of the creativity and vitality of these movies can now be introduced to Hollywood in the United States. The background of this movie is set at the end of this century, and we are told that the towns between big cities have become lawless wastelands. Atolladero is such a hellish hole, run by a 150 year old Ah with ruthless efficiency; Judges; And his evil followers. The judge's right-hand man is Madden, a semi Indian style psychiatric patient played by punk legend Iggy Pop. Local police officer Lenny (played by Pere Ponce) is one of the few upright people in town. Tired of the widespread corruption and abnormal behavior in the region, he decided to resign and start a new life in Los Angeles. For this, he must confront the judge and his disliked confidants, because no one can leave Atoradro alive. This movie is really fresh and interesting. It combines elements of post apocalyptic science fiction genre (such as Mad Max, Boy and His Dog, Ultimate Warrior, etc.) with classic Sergio Leonet al. nihilism, extensive Alex Cox subversion, and the pathological humor of Garth Ennis. Highly recommended.