La Soga

Set against the bleak landscape of the Texas-Mexico border, No Country for Old Men follows a man who finds a stash of cash and the violent chain of events that follows. It's a tense thriller that La Soga audiences will find both captivating and harrowing.

In Man on Fire, a former CIA operative takes revenge on a Mexican cartel for the kidnapping of a young girl he was hired to protect. The movie provides intense action and a deeply personal story of redemption that echoes the themes of vengeance found in La Soga.

Traffic provides a multi-layered look into the drug trade, from the perspectives of users, enforcers, and politicians. Like La Soga, it presents a gritty, realistic view of the war on drugs and the personal costs to those involved.

End of Watch is a powerful portrayal of two LAPD officers and their daily battle against crime. It's shot in a gritty, realistic style that will resonate with fans of La Soga looking for another raw and authentic crime drama.

Savages pits two marijuana growers against a merciless Mexican drug cartel, leading to a series of escalating violent confrontations. Viewers who appreciated La Soga's depiction of the dangerous drug trade will find similar excitement and intensity in this movie.