Best movies of Luis San Juan

Alyas Dillinger(1965)

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The man you know, meek, mild, humble, is he - the brave, proud, terrible alyas Dillinger? combing action and laughter as you like him.



Pitong Pasiklab sa PC(1962)

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Pugak, Pugo, Tugak, Lopito,
Luis San Juan,

A more howl-larious sequel to the fabulous "Pitong Pasiklab"



The Prodigal Sons(1973)

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Together for the first time - The fastest, cunningest, deadliest, mastererly exponents of the Martial Arts of offence-defense, This Year's Super-Karate Film Without Any Doubt.



Ronquillo Brothers(1969)

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The inspired combination in the greatest - action - drama and sex spectacle of the year.



James Ban-dong(1964)

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James Ban-dong secret agent 02-10 02-10 means he is dangerous killer with a badge anytime anyplace anywhere.



Pitong pasiklab sa bahay na tisa(1963)

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Pugak, Pugo, Tugak, Lopito,
Luis San Juan,

Bring a fan and a sweater along, because you'll either be sweating, or chilled with horror.



Pasiklab Brothers(1973)

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See Ramon Zamora exhibit his fantastic skill for stunts-tumbling and somersaulting and vaulting - all for fun brand new routines.



Dr. Yes(1965)

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Loaded with shocking qualities of a great thriller more for a new experience in experience in excitement fighting loving and gunning.



Pasiklab ni Long Ranger(1963)

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With fists and bullets they broke up a bandit gang and they'll break you with gags and laughter in color.



The Radical Boxer Challenges the Big Boss(1973)

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Ramon Zamora, Pugak, Balot, Tange,
Luis San Juan,

Never before - this most exciting showdown ever to happen in the entire history of Philippines movies - the deadly clash of bloody fists in fury - and devastating kicks in revenge. Together...



David Marel: Pleyboy-Ditektib(1966)

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See EDDIE FERNANDEZ as the millionaire playboy who gets involved in mystery cases, FULL OF EXCITEMENT ACTION - SUSPENSE.



Omar Cassidy and the Sandalyas Kid(1970)

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Call It Bravery - Call It Courage - Call It Guts - Whatever you call it - they've got it.



Samson at 7 Delaila(1965)

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Upon the courage of one man and the devotion of 7 woman hinged the fate of a country and the fall of Japanese Empire.



Bino and Clayd(1969)

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Divina at her best, Bino at his ruggedest and Berting at his toughest, they call themselves the unholy trio as they blast their way to hell.



Agents Silencer at Ang Pitong Brassieres(1970)

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A profession made then allies - A woman made them enemies - A mission made them legends.



Gung-Ho vs. Apache(1962)

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Bullets, deadly arrows, and the bloody gang war for supremacy.



Keng Leon, Keng Tigre (Ecu Tatakut, Keka Pa)(1965)

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Together they fight and love ending their troubles finding their love with songs and laughter.



Mekeni's Gold(1969)

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The year's longest laugh is the long search for MEKENI'S GOLD.