Product Description

The Legendary Cult Classic! Welcome to Chile Verde, a REALLY wild western town steeped in rumours of a buried fortune in gold. Drawn into a tangled web of greed, passion and yet more greed are voluptuous singer Rosie Velez (Divine) and lone gunfighter Abel Wood (Tab Hunter). Helped and hindered by saloon owner Marguerita Ventura (Lainie Kazan) and pursued by outlaw Hard Case Williams (Geoffrey Lewis) and his gang, the hapless treasure hunters try to decipher the limerick and locate the two halves of the map that will lead them to their destiny. The only problem being that to find the map means going far further south of the border than anyone anticipated! Co-starring Cesar Romero, Henry Silva, Woody Strode and directed by Paul Bartel (Eating Raoul, Death Race 2000), this hilarious comedy spoof western truly sizzles under the hot desert sun.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #40116 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-09-10
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 84 minutes

Synopsis
An amusing Western, set in a sleepy New Mexico town. The plot revolves around the search for buried gold, which gathers speed when tattoos are found on the bottoms of two females. Together, these tattoos provide a clue to the treasure's location.

Customer Reviews

IF YOU LOVE DIVINE THEN YOU LL LOVE THIS.......
I love this film. I showed "Lust In The Dust" in my own cinema on its release in 1985 on a double bill with "Body Double" What a long programme !!! Not everyones cup of tea, but I found the film hilarious and never tire of watching it again. Like all Divine films they stand the test of being able to re-watch. I must state that not everyone was as enthusiatic about the film as I was. When part of a tresure map is found on the backside of none other than Divine, then the hunt is on to find the other half. This comedy western then travels to a sleepy town called Chile Verde (which means green chilli for those who dont speak Spanish) and the utterly ridiculous turns comically corrupt. The film is deliciously distasteful fun and features Divine singing a bawdy love song. There is a brilliant supporting caste with Tab Hunter, Lainie Kazan, Geoffrey Lewis, Henry Silva and Cesar Romero. This is one of the films Divine did away from John Walters (in fact it was directed by Paul Bartel) it would have been interesting to see what John Walters would have done with this. No doubt Mink Stole would have have been somewhere in there and Edith Massey did audition for the part of the old saloon gal who want to go to Abilene, but was too ill to appear.