Iconic actor Danny Trejo recently shared insights about his role in the new horror comedy film, *Seven Cemeteries*. The film, now available for digital and on-demand viewing, tells the story of a recent parolee who seeks the help of a Mexican witch to resurrect his old gang in order to save a woman’s ranch from a powerful drug lord.
Trejo, who portrays Santana Bravo, expressed his enthusiasm for the character and the film’s unique blend of humor and horror. “It combines laughter with scary moments, making it an exciting ride,” he said.
Working alongside a talented cast, including Efren Ramirez, Trejo described a strong camaraderie on set. He reminisced about his son, Gilbert, playing a younger version of him in the film, which added a personal touch to the experience. “It was hilarious when my son said, ‘You are an idiot,’ after seeing the large tattoo I have on my chest replicated for him,” Trejo shared.
Trejo’s journey in the film industry has also included opportunities for his children. He noted how he has taken his son and daughter to movie sets since they were young, with his son’s passion for filmmaking leading him to become involved in production roles.
In addition, Trejo voiced a character in the popular video game, *Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth*, where players can see a digital rendition of him. “It’s surreal having kids recognize me from the game and joke about dying at my hands,” he commented.
Danny Trejo’s positive outlook and deep gratitude remain evident throughout his career. He emphasized that experiencing life behind bars brought him an appreciation for his acting career, which he views as an incredible gift. “I’ve been out for 50 years, and I still have immense gratitude for the opportunities I’ve had,” Trejo stated.
Reflecting on his time in the industry, Trejo recalled engaging moments on set with fellow actors like Adam Sandler and Danny Glover, highlighting the joy he finds in his work and the lessons learned from life experiences.
*Seven Cemeteries* showcases Trejo’s versatility and charm, reinforcing his status as a beloved figure in entertainment.
