At a Lame Pace (1980)
Ragtag crew of indigents from an asylum for the handicapped form a squadron to defend the Church during the Cristero Uprising.
Top billed cast
Luis Manuel PelayoPriest
Bruno ReyCommander
Roberto 'El Flaco' GuzmánThe One-Eyed Man
Noé MurayamaMatias, the Blind Man
Roberto Cobo
Julio Alejandro LobatoCaptain
Enrique LuceroCojo- Yolanda Ochoa
Mario Zebadúa
Gabriel RetesRamón, the Fool
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