Locations
Traditional to Jackson/Shaw productions, Guns of El Chupacabra was filmed in many spectacular locations. These locations include the desert of Mexico, Vasquez Rocks, Bronson Canyon, Los Angeles Chinatown, and Hollywood, California. Using Hollywood as a cinematic backdrop is a common element to both the films of Jackson and Shaw. Hollywood landmarks such as the Hollywood Sign and images of Hollywood Boulevard are seen in this film.
This film also presents scenes filmed at Los Angeles Union Station. This railway hub was built in 1939 and is considered to be, The last of America's great rail stations. It was created in an art deco style of architecture and is a very visual location that has been featured in many films and music videos. Union Station is a commonly presented location in the films of Scott Shaw and Donald G. Jackson.
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