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DR. SATÁN (1966) – Episode 177 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“I have just completed the final test on a beggar. I have given him the serum XX-34 in the center of his neck and he died. But immediately, I injected the antidote and he returned to life. … After that, death is inevitable. I succeeded and now I can make any living being into a zombie. I can create soulless slaves loyal only to my wishes.” Sign me up for some of the XX-34 stuff! Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt and Jeff Mohr along with guest Chris Peters – as they discuss Dr. Satán (1966), a fun Mexican horror mashup.

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 177 – Dr. Satán (1966)

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Interpol officer Mateos and his companion Nora are in charge of discovering and capturing the members of a shady organization that has been flooding Mexico City with counterfeit dollars. What they don’t know is that these dollars help Dr. Arrozamena (aka Dr. Satán) and his research to turn people into mindless zombies who obey only the Doctor’s orders.

  Directed by: Miguel Morayta

Writing Credits: José María Fernández Unsáin; Sidney T. Bruckner (story) (credited as S. Tomás Be)

Produced by: Sidney T. Bruckner

Music by: Luis Hernández Bretón

Cinematography by: Raúl Martínez Solares

Editing by: Carlos Savage

Selected Cast:

Joaquín Cordero as Dr. Plutarco Arozamena – Satán

Alma Delia Fuentes as Nora

José Gálvez as Inspector Tomás Mateos

Judith Ruiz Azcarraga as Elsa

Gina Romand as Luisa

Carlos Agostí as Baltasar

Quintín Bulnes as Javier Rodríguez: Cain

Antonio Raxel as Daniel (as Antonio S. Raxel)

Roy Fletcher as Agente policía

Gerardo Zepeda as Dino (Zombi)

Fernando Saucedo as Médico forense

Queta Carrasco as Testiga rapto (credited as Enriqueta Carrasco)

Manuel Trejo Morales as Carcelero

Francisco Meneses as Agente policía (as Francisco G. Meneses)

Arturo Fernández as Mendigo raptado (as Arturo Fernandez)

Magdaleno Barba as Enterrador (uncredited)

Chris Peters joins Chad and Jeff for this police procedural/occult horror. Or is it a spy-gadget, science fiction flick? In this Mexican horror film, you have your mad doctor creating zombies and talking face-to-face with King Devil, a gang of counterfeiters, Interpol agents hunting said counterfeiters, assorted James Bond-type gadgets, a blonde bombshell serving as a liaison between the doctor and the counterfeiters, a woman agent shooting the hell out of a gun, and a plan for world domination. This is a surprisingly fun flick with good acting, a complicated, but well told, story with pathos, strong female characters, and the devil hisownself. Thanks go to former Grue Crew member, Whitney Collazo for picking this episode’s movie!

At the time of this writing, Dr. Satán is available to stream from YouTube.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Joseph Perry (a founding member of the Classic Grue Crew), is Curse of the Crimson Altar (1968), aka The Crimson Cult, featuring Boris Karloff, Christopher Lee, Barbara Steele, Michael Gough, and H. P. Lovecraft (sort of) in a Tigon production!

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La invasión de los vampiros (1963)

AKA The Invasion of the Vampires

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Cinema Art: Santo Contra los Zombies (1961)

Cinema Art: Santo Contra los Zombies (1961)

Santo Contra los Zombies (1961) was directed by Benito Alazraki and featured Santo, Armando Silvestre, Jaime Fernández, Dagoberto Rodríguez, Irma Serrano, Carlos Agostí, Ramón Bugarini, Fernando Osés, and Eduardo Bonada.

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𝑀𝑎𝑝𝑖𝑡𝑎 𝐶𝑜𝑟𝑡𝑒́𝑠

Comenzó su carrera de actriz, la cual se efectuó totalmente en México, siendo su primera película Los tres vivales en 1958, dirigida por Rafael Baledón y actuando a lado de Julio Aldama, Eulalio González "Piporro", Irma Dorantes y Emma Roldán. Su siguiente película fue Las mil y una noches también de 1958, al lado de estrellas como Germán Valdés "Tin Tan" y María Antonieta Pons. Luego actuó en títulos como La edad de la tentación al lado de Gastón Santos, Alfonso Mejía y Fernando Luján, y dirigida por Alejandro Galindo; Señoritas al lado de Mario Cid, Sonia Furió y Emilia Guiú y dirigida por Fernando Méndez; y Misterios de ultratumba, la cual se convertiría en todo un clásico del cine mexicano. Fue nuevamente dirigida por Fernando Méndez y donde alternó con Gastón Santos, Rafael Bertrand, Antonio Raxel y Beatriz Aguirre. Mapita también participó en cuatro películas dirigidas por su tío, éstas fueron Tres lecciones de amor en 1958, a lado de Carlos Agostí, Rosita Arenas y Blanca de Castejón; Dormitorio para señoritas, también de 1958, a lado de Manolo Fábregas, Lorena Velázquez, Manuel "El loco" Valdés y su tía Mapy; Variedades de medianoche en 1959 al lado de Julio Aldama, Pedro de Aguillón y Kippy Casado; y Vacaciones en Acapulco en 1960 la cual sería su última película, donde alternó con Antonio Aguilar, Fernando Casanova, Rafael Bertrand, Pedro de Aguillón y Sonia Furió.

𝙵𝚎𝚕𝚒𝚣 𝚌𝚞𝚖𝚙𝚕𝚎 𝟾𝟹!🎂

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The Bloody Vampire - Mexico, 1962 - reviews

The Bloody Vampire – Mexico, 1962 – reviews

The Bloody Vampire is a 1962 Mexican horror feature film about Count Cagliostro, whose family has tried for generations to rid the world of vampires.

Written and directed by Miguel Morayta (Capulina vs. the Monsters; Doctor Satan; The Invasion of the Vampires), the movie stars Begoña Palacios, Erna Martha Bauman, Raúl Farell, Bertha Moss and Carlos Agostí. The original title is El vampiro…

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S.O.S. Conspiracion Bikini (Review)

S.O.S. Conspiracion Bikini (Review)

S.O.S. Conspiracion Bikini

aka S.O.S. Bikini Conspiracy 1967 Written and directed by René Cardona Jr. The best conspiracies don’t involve the government teaming up with aliens to stick things in your butt, but instead involve lots of women in bikinis. Mexico was hip to this fact long before the rest of the world, thus the 1967 cinematic entry S.O.S. Conspiración Bikini. Not only is there a…

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Santo vs the Zombies (Santo contra los zombies, 1962) - Episode 54 - Decades of Horror: The Classic Era

“Dead people who walk! You still don’t believe in zombies?” Of course we do! Join this episode’s Grue Crew - Whitney Collazo, Joseph Perry, Chad Hunt, and Jeff Mohr - as they take in some Lucha libre featuring the great El Santo in Santo vs. the Zombies (original title: Santo contra los zombies).

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 54 – Santo vs. the Zombies (1962)

Wrestling superhero Santo battles an evil scientist who has created a race of zombies.

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  Director: Benito Alazraki

Writers: Benito Alazraki, Antonio Orellana, Fernando Osés

Featured Cast:

Santo (Rodolfo Guzmán Huerta) as Santo / the Saint

Lorena Velázquez as Gloria Sandoval/Gloria Rutherford (US version)

Armando Silvestre as Lt. Sanmartin / Lt. Savage

Jaime Fernández as Det. Rodriguez

Dagoberto Rodríguez as Det. Chief Almada

Irma Serrano as Det. Isabel

Carlos Agostí as Genaro / Uncle Herbert

Ramón Bugarini as Rogelio / Roger, the male nurse

Alejandro Cruz as Black Shadow, a wrestler (as Black Shadow)

Gory Guerrero as Wrestler (as Gori Guerrero)

Sugi Sito as Wrestler

El Gladiador as Wrestler

Needless to say, your Classic Era Grue Crew loves Santo movies and Santo vs. the Zombies is no exception. Whitney recounts the importance of Santo in Mexico as relayed to her by her father, while Joseph schools everyone on some interesting information about lucha libre and luchadores. It is the classic battle between good and evil that warms Chad’s heart and as usual, he brings in a Batman connection. Jeff finally turns the corner as he too now loves the Santo movies and recommends director Benito Alazraki’s Curse of the Doll People (Muñecos infernales, 1961) as a decidedly creepy Mexican horror film.

Treat yourself to a fun-filled experience and watch Santo vs. the Zombies! While you’re at it, make it a double feature with Santo and Blue Demon Against the Monsters and revisit episode 19 of Decades of Horror: The Classic Era on that film. Better yet, let your Grue Crew know your favorite Santo movie. They expect to be covering more!

The Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Grue Crew plan to release a new episode every other week. Hey, where else will you hear podcasts on films ranging from The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) to The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) to Maneater of Hydra (1967)? The next episode in our very flexible schedule will be Carl Th. Dreyer’s Vampyr (1932).

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