HORROR THEATER VIDEO MEXICAN CINEMA
ADVENTURES AT THE CENTER OF THE EARTH- Mexican, Spanish Language. A pair of hikers are attacked when exploring a cave, having left to one die and the other totally crazy. The incident is followed by rumors of horrible creatures who live under the Earth’s surface. The greatest scientists, hunters and explorers investigate the mysteries that are deep within the Earth. What they find is terrifying, but is very fatal. This film had been recommended as one of the most spectacular productions in the Mexican cinema of its time. (1965)
ASESINO INVISIBLE (The Invisible Assassin) – Mexican horror in Spanish Language, directed by Rene Cardona. The Mask of Gold, fighter of Mexican free fight and hero of its earth, will have to face the invisible assassin. (1964)
ATTACK OF THE MAYAN MUMMY- Jerry Warren import dubbed in English. A woman is hypnotized by a greedy archeologist so she can recall her past life as a princess and lead him to a fortune in buried jewels. "Raiders"-style adventure meets New Age-style channeling meets Mexican-style monsters. (1963)
AUTOPSY OF A GHOST- Mexican horror comedy. Spanish Language. Stars John Carradine, Basil Rathbone, and Cameron Mitchell. Story of a mad doctor an his weird crazy family, a very skinny woman two dumb detectives, a ghost, and a female robot, among other characters. The ghost is looking for final rest and peace for his soul, but in order to get that he has to make a woman fall in love with him and she has to die for him.. (1968)
AVENGING SHADOW VS THE BLACK HAND- Spanish Language. Super rare Mexican wrestling horror. (1959)
AZTEC MUMMY- Here it is in all of it’s hard-to-find glory. The original Spanish language print of “La Momia Azteca”. Not a television print, but the original Mexican theatrical print. Quality is very good. This is a rare high quality collectors find.
BESTIA NOCTURNA- Mexican Horror in Spanish Language. A single, courageous man tracks down a psycho killer who finds victims along the highway. (1986)
BLACK PIT OF DR. M- Spanish Language. Dr M runs an insane asylum with Dr Gonzalez and a third doctor. Dr M makes a pact with the third doctor. Whichever of the two dies first will come back to explain death to the survivor The other doctor dies and not only comes back but he tells Dr M that he too will join him in death in 3 months(?). One of the most violent patients escapes. She then throws a bottle of acid into the orderly Elmer's face. She is subdued but Elmer is horribly burned via the acid. A very rare print. (1958)
BLOOD OF NOSTRADAMUS- His thirst unquenchable, his fangs dripping with gore, notorious Mexican vampire German Robles brags of his ability to murder the police chief at midnight- a vow which gravely upsets law enforcement and forces cops to remain on vigil against this brazen bloodsucker. Mexican production dubbed in English. (1960)
BLOOD OF THE VIRGINS- Spanish Language. A potent combination of hot Latin spice, Hammer style horror and topless go-go dancing, this vampire movie from south of the border is a wild and untamed slice of raw cinema. A bunch of young swingers are on holiday in the mountains. One night their van breaks down. They seek shelter in an old abandoned lodge. It's a night none of them will ever forget... A raunchy and radical production. (1967)
BLUE DEMON (DEMONIO AZUL)- Spanish Language. BLUE DEMON was one of the most famous of the Masked Luchadors in Mexican history. This film was the movie that introduced Blue Demon to the world, and in it he faces off against a murderous Werewolf. (1965)
BLUE DEMON CONTRA LAS DIABOLICAS- Spanish Language. More Mexican wrestling fun with the masked Blue Demon.
BLUE DEMON VS THE INVADERS (aka Blue Demon Y Las Invasoras)- Spanish Language only. Wrestling super hero Blue Demon battles visitors from the beyond. A very rare print. (1968)
BLUE DEMON VS THE SHADOW OF THE BAT- Mexican horror in Spanish language! Blue Demon faces off with a bat-faced phantom who longs for the glory days when he too was a great wrestler, before his terrible accident. (1965)
BRAINIAC- English dub print. SEE EL BARON DEL TERROR SPANISH LANGUAGE PRINT. Mexican horror dubbed in English. In 1691, the Spanish Inquisition was in power. Many died but never did they expect one of the convicted to come back; 300 years later. For 300 years, the Baron has waited for his revenge upon his accusers. Now the wait is over and revenge is at hand. One of the all-time classic Mexican horror films. (1961)
EL BARON DEL TERROR- Original Uncut Mexican language film of "THE BRAINIAC"
BRING ME THE VAMPIRE- In a tale of who's right and who's wrong or who's dead or alive. Heirs to a fortune are summoned to a will reading at Black castle for the night. What they don't know is a vampire roams the corridors, seeking blood. Mexican production dubbed in English. (1961)
CAPERUCITA Y PULGARCITO CONTRA LOS MONSTROUS- Original Mexican language print of “Little Red Hood Meets The Monsters”.
CAPULINA CONTRA LOS MONSTRUOS- Spanish language. Comedian Capulina faces the Mummy, Wolfman, Frankenstein & a vampire... (1974)
CAPULINA VS LOS MOMIAS- Mexican horror in Spanish language.
CAPULINA VS THE VAMPIRES (Capulina Contra los Vampiros)- Spanish Language. Count Dracula lives with several vampiras, but he dies when he’s impaled with a lance accidentally and is staked in the floor. One of his vampira contracts strong men so that they remove the lance, but no manages to remove it to it and she kills them leaving them without a drop of blood. Capulina arrives as crew member and accidentally removes the lance and the Count is revived. (1971)
CASTLE OF THE MONSTERS (El Castillo de los Monstruos)- Spanish Language. The Mexican equivalent to the string of Universal Films in the mid- forties in which for some reason or another every imaginable movie monster converges on one castle to cause terror. In this case, the reason is to disrupt the honeymoon of a couple and the amount of monsters actually puts Universal to shame. Featured in the castle are: The Creature from the Black Lagoon, Frankenstein's Monster, The Mummy, and of course, The Wolfman. (1957)
CASTLE OF THE MUMMYS OF GUANAJUATO- Spanish Language. Spanish wrestling hero The Blue Demon, along with Tineblas & Superzan, battle a mad scientist with an army of mummies. An extremely rare print. (1973)
CAZADOR DE DEMONIUS- Mexican horror in Spanish Language. A contemporary werewolf movie, the werewolf--actually, more like a were-bear-- is Tobias, an indigenous brujo who can convert himself into a nahual, an animal spirit. After being murdered, he returns from the dead as a bestial creature. (1983)
CEMETERIO DEL TERROR (Cemetery Of Terror)- Rare uncut Mexican import in Spanish language only. A mad doctor (HugoStiglitz), resurrecting a corpse in a rite of Satan, is plagued by a group of teenagers trying to stop him and the now walking corpse by stealing the Black Book Of Death. Film is very easy to follow. We have an English subtitled print titled ZOMBI APOCOLYPSE. (1984)
COLMILLOS: EL HOMBRE LOBO- Mexican horror is Spanish language. Rare print known as Fangs: The Wolfman (1990)
CURSE OF NOSTRADAMUS- Classic Mexican horror in English Language. An aristocratic vampire swears an oath to kill the enemies who killed his father. In order to terrify them even further, he warns each one when he is coming for them. (1960)
CURSE OF THE AZTEC MUMMY- Second in the Mexican “Aztec Mummy” series brought to the U.S. by K. Gordon Murray. The Mummy confronts the superhero “The Angel” when his crypt is defiled. Dubbed in English. (1957)
CURSE OF THE CRYING WOMAN- They say the old woods are haunted. If anyone dares to go through them at night, they will be killed. At night you can hear the screams as if it was a woman crying. Could the one who is committing these horrible murders be the old woman crying in the night? (1960)
CURSE OF THE DOLL PEOPLE- Mexican horror film dubbed in English. Four people witness a taboo voodoo show and are marked for death. "Dolls", living horrors possessed with spirits go into action to kill, kill, kill. (1961)
CURSE OF THE STONE HAND- U.S. producer Jerry Warren purchased two films, added new footage with John Carradine, and released it to the public. The story revolves a creeping, crawling hand that commits murder. (1959)
CURSE OF THE VAMPIRES (aka Creatures Of Evil) - A VERY MUCH UNDER-RATED VAMPIRE FILM. A man keeps his vampire mom chained in the basement. A sequel to The Blood Drinkers. (1970)
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DIMENSIONES OCULTAS (aka Don’t Panic) - Mexican horror in Spanish language. Forget Freddie and Jason. Virgil's the newest nightmare in town. On his seventeenth birthday, Michael is given a present of a Ouija board by Tony his best friend. At a session, Tony using a medium known to him only as "Virgil” unwittingly unlocks the evil forces of the board. Soon there is a wave of violent killings and the chief suspect appears to be Michael. (1987)
DOCTOR OF DOOM- First in Mexico's "Wrestling Women" series in which brain transplants by a mad doctor leaves several empty craniums. Heroric wrestling women take on Gomar and her pain-brain companion. Dubbed in English.(1960)
DONA MACABRA- Spanish Language. Macabre black-comedy featuring some greedy relatives visiting a bizarre family. (Like a very sick version of Arsenic and Old Lace). In color. (1971)
DR. SATAN- Spanish language. Supernatural anti-hero from hell (Joaquin Cordero), creates zombies using special serums. (1962)
DR. SATAN VS BLACK MAGIC (Dr. Satan Y Magia Negra) - Mexican horror in Spanish language. In the infernal of hell, the King demon mysteriously orders Doctor Satan to return to earth to definitely destroy Yei Lin, a powerful and incontestable Wizard of black magic, and then steal the rarest magic formula that transforms all poor metals of the earth into gold, in order to become the commanding master of the world. The Frankenstein Monster and The Wolf Man also make an appearance. (1967)
EL DIABOLICO- Mexican horror in Spanish language. Satanic gunfighter dies and passes his evil powers onto an innocent saloon worker. (1976)
EL ESPEJO DE LA BRUJA- Original Mexican language theatrical print of “The Witch’s Mirror”
EL FANTASMA DE LA CASA ROJA- Mexican horror in Spanish language. Original Mexican theatrical print of “Phantom Of The Red House”.
EL HIJO DE ALMA GRANDE- Mexican horror in Spanish language. Blue Demon and Alma Grande Jr. meet a sadistic cult of eye-worshipers led by a blind alien. (1974)
EL HOMBRE Y LA BESTIA- Spanish Language. The story of the beast hidden in the most secret part of the soul and spirit of every human being. Inside of one man an indescribable mix exists. One, the man, is kind and loving; the other, the beast, is evil and hateful. It is the struggle of one man to overcome this horrifying situation which ends in tragedy for himself and his loved ones. (1973)
EL LATIGO NEGRO VS EL ANIMA DEL AHORCADO- Mexican Horror in Spanish language. Horror set in the modern west as a Zorro-like character faces the wraith of an indestructible ghost. (1959)
EL LIBRO DE PIEDRA (The Book Of Stone) - Mexican horror in Spanish Language. At the request of well-off Eugene Ruvalcaba, the governess Julia Septién is contracted to become position of the education of the small Silvia, daughter of Eugene and his late wife. The girl behaves of a strange way and affirms to play with Hugo, the stone statue of a boy reading a book that adorns the gardens of the mansion. What at the outset it seems a simple game of the infantile imagination is transforming until becoming a macabre obsession. (1969)
EL MONSTRO DE LOS VOLCANES (Monster Of The Volcano) - Spanish Language.
A yeti-like monster is
stalking the mountains of rural Mexico, sometimes displaying the
powers of hypnosis. It ultimately plays a part in destroying two
shady characters. (1963)
EL MONSTRUO RESUCITADO (aka Dr. Crimen)- Mexican horror in Spanish language. The Tragic Limits and Secrets of Dr. Crimen! The first major medical sci/fi movie in Mexico, loosely based on the Frankenstein story but injecting gory surgical motifs into it... (1953)
EL OGRO- Mexican film in Spanish Language. Kids on a jungle adventure encounter ruthless treasure hunters and “El Ogro” at a cursed Aztec temple. Mexican kidde film (1971)
EL PLANETA DE LAS MUJERES INVASORAS (Planet Of The Women Invaders)- Spanish Language. A flying saucer (a pretty good model) lands near an amusement park. Two attractive alien women leave the ship and enter a "space ride" which--coincidentally--looks exactly like their saucer. Dispatching the two operators of the ride with their ray guns, they substitute their ship for the fake one. The next night, a number of people board the ship, thinking it is part of the carnival. (1965)
EL PLANETA DE LAS MUHERES INVASORAS- Mexican horror in Spanish Language. This film came in the early 90's when the 80's slasher mania in all the world even spread to Mexico. There's a beheading, there's a walking body without a head chasing people with a sword (!), and cheesy f/x in a creepy environment. (1991)
EL PUEBLO FANTASMA- Mexican Horror in Spanish Language. A black-clad vampire/gunfighter attains his quick draw by killing and vampirizing his victims. (1963)
EL TERRIBLE GIGANTE DE LAS NIEVES (The Terrible Snow Giant) – Mexican Horror in Spanish language. A giant snow monster wreaks havoc on a mountain village. (1962)
EL TRONO INFERNAL (Throne Of Hell)- Mexican horror in Spanish language. A mystical warrior battles a demon-possessed archaeologist who transforms into a werewolf-like creature during the climax. (1992)
EL VAMPIRO (aka The Vampire)- Original uncut Mexican print of
“The Vampire” starring Abel Salazar, with English
subtitles. (1957)
EL VAMPIRO (aka The Vampire)- ENGLISH DUB print of
“The Vampire” starring Abel Salazar, with English
subtitles. (1957)
EL VAMPIRO NEGRO (The Black Vampire) - Inspired by the real life exploits of the serial killer The Vampire of Dusseldorf.
EL VAMPIRO SANGRIENTO (The Bloody Vampire)- Mexican Horror, Spanish Language. Original Theatrical print of “The Bloody Vampire” containing almost 20 additional minutes than the edited American print!!!
EL VIOLADOR INFERNAL (Violator From Hell)- Mexican horror in Spanish language. After a mass murdered is executed one of the Devil’s minions revives him so he can go on killing! Strong stomachs required. (1988)
EMPIRE OF DRACULA (El Imperio de Dracula) – Mexican horror, Spanish language. A group of beautiful female vampires lure men to their estate so they can feed on their blood. A young man is sent by his dying mother to Castle Draculstein (!) to avenge his father who was wildly killed by the bloody Count. (1967)
ESPIRITISMO- Original theatrical uncut Mexican film “Spiritism” which is much spookier than the edited version seen in America. Spanish Language.
FACE OF THE SCREAMING WEREWOLF- Lon Chaney, Jr.
stars in this Mexican production
called La casa del Terror. A mad scientist finds a mummy
and revives it, but under the bandages is a werewolf, Lon Chaney,
Jr. wearing make-up similar to the old Universal Pictures
movies. Dubbed in English. We also carry LA CASA DEL TERROR, the original Spanish Language print of this film. (1959/65)
FRANKENSTEIN, THE VAMPIRE & CO.- Spanish Language. Mexican version of “Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein”. Two screwballs get mixed up with monsters, mad scientists and vampires. (1962)
GENIE OF DARKNESS- German Robles stars as the blood sucking vampire.
Villagers attempt to steal the ashes from the vampires coffin to
keep him from coming back to life. Mexican production dubbed
in English. (1960)
HELLISH SPIDERS- Mexican horror starring Blue Demon in Spanish language. This print was taken from a Mexican television station, where they had spiced in Mexican commercials, which are entertaining in their own right. Super rare! A flying saucer brings an evil alien queen -- a giant spider-woman, who feeds on the brains of humans. Blue Demon and his allies battle the aliens, who have the power to assume human form. (1966)
HORRIPILANTE BESTIA HUMANA- From Mexico in Spanish language. Complete uncut Mexican theatrical print of “Night of the Bloody Apes”. Contains scenes not found in the edited English dub print.
INVASION OF THE DEAD (ala La Invasion de Los Muertos)- Spanish Language. Also stars Mexican wrestler BLUE DEMON.
This hilariously awful Blue Demon “horror” movie has been called the Plan 9 of Mexico. The story is about a space ship that lands on earth, sending a signal that causes the dead to rise from their graves and seek human flesh. Only Blue Demon and the fem escape artist Zovek can save Mexico from the wrath of the zombies! (1973)INVASION OF THE VAMPIRES- Produced in Mexico and re-edited and dubbed for America by K. Gordon Murray. The story is set in the 16th century where Dr. Ulises, a vampire expert, is convinced an evil Count is responsible for several mysterious deaths. Meanwhile, resurrected vampires begin to besiege the village. (1961)
INVASION OF THE ZOMBIES
- Second in the Mexican wrestling hero “Santo” series. In this film, Santo fights a scientist creating an army of zombies to take over the world. Dubbed in English. (1961)ISLAND OF THE DINOSAURS (Isla de los Dinosaurios)- Rare Mexican Dino flick in Spanish Language. An expedition to a deserted island discovers cavemen and dinosaurs. (1967)
JAGUARS VS THE MYSTERIOUS INVADERS- Spanish Language. More Mexican Sci-Fi madness. (1973)
JEKYLL AND HYDE- A SATANIC PACT- Mexican horror w/English subtitles starring John Carradine. A bloody retelling of the Jekyll and Hyde story. (1968)
KALIMAN EN EL SINIESTRO MUNDO DE HUMANON- Mexican horror, Spanish language. Upon his arrival in Rio Vista Janeiro to attend a convention on parapsychology. The incredible Kaliman and his young and inseparable assistant Solin become involved in a chilling adventure in the treacherous Brazilian Amazon jungle. The merciless Humanon has created a terrible laboratory where he performs horrible macabre genetic transformations. Kaliman must use his telepathic ability and physical dexterity to rescue the beautiful Guarina and a group of scientist before the are mutilated by Humanon! (1974)
KARLA CONTRA LOS JAGUARES- Mexican Sci-Fi in Spanish Language. Karla (Marcela Lopez Rey), a beautiful woman who is planning to steal a great amount of money from a federal reserve, is secretly making some kind of indestructible zombies that will obey her orders and will fight against the only possible obstacle to her plans, "Los Jaguares" three guys, wearing capes and masks and riding motorcycles. (1974)
LA CABEZA VIVIENTE (The Living Head)- Mexican Horror, Spanish Language. Original Mexican theatrical print of “The Living Head”. This print has 9 additional minutes than the edited American print.
LA CASA DEL TERROR (The House Of The Terror)- Original uncut in Spanish Language. The film from Mexico that was hacked up by U.S. producer Jerry Warren and screened on the U.S. market as Face Of The Screaming Werewolf . This film contains the original story of a scientist and his eagerness to excel at his macabre experiments by terrifying the city with his museum terror house. The film does star Lon Chaney Jr. and also Mexican comedian “Tin So” who was just about cut out of the entire American version. (1958)
LA INVASION DE LOS VAMPIROS- Original Mexican language, theatrical print of “Invasion of the Vampires”
LA LOBA- Rare Mexican Horror in Spanish Language. This is Mexico's first effort to produce a film devoted to a werewolf, in this case a female one as the title suggests "the She-Wolf". It has some good atmosphere and it is the first movie to grow hair on a girl's soft face skin. Not to mention fangs and claws. Worth looking at, as it is one of the few "serious" attempts of the Mexican film industry to enliven the horror genre without escaping its campy nature. (1965)
LA SENORA MUERTE (Lady Death, Mrs. Death)- Mexican horror in Spanish Language starring John Carradine. A mad scientist promises a hideously scarred woman a beautiful new face and blackmails her into killing people. (1968)
LA TIA ALEJANDRA- Mexican horror in Spanish Language. Old aunt Alejandra goes to live with a Mexican middle-class family; she’s bitter and the children tease her and make her life miserable, but the old woman is truly a witch, and takes revenge. This is an unknown, but incredibly moody haunted house thriller. (1979)
LADRON DE CADAVERES (Corpse Thief) - A HORROR THEATER FAVORITE. Mexican Horror in Spanish language. A delightfully bizarre Mexican film from 1957, Wolf Ruvinskis stars as wrestler Guillermo, a wanna-be cowboy. Carlos (Crox Alvarado) comes around the gym asking questions about a recent rash of dead body thefts, and Guillermo is drawn into the fray, and when another wrester is stabbed and the body brought to the laboratory of the evil Don Pachito , Guillermo is recruited to investigate undercover. (1957)
LADRONES DE TUMBAS- Spanish Language. The best slasher film from Mexico from the 1990's. This movie is populated by gorgeous women, young men and extremely gory effects. Three grave robbers and their girlfriends steal the jewels from a serial killer/zombie and after that its nothing but mayhem as this zombie kills, kills and kills. This has a large body count and you actually see the victims getting the classic axe in the head, be-headings, limbs chopping, guts squashed out with a bare hand, etc... I highly recommend this gem. (1990)
LAS ALEGRES VAMPIRAS DE VOGEL- Spanish Language. The town of Vogel, in Transylvania, stands under the ruins of the old castle where the vampire lord tortured his prisoners and drank their blood. Now, two stranded young girls take shelter in the remote European castle where the Count is delighted to receive them. A nightmare is awaiting them. (1975)
LAS MOMIAS DE GUANAJUATO (The M