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Castillo de los Monstruos, El

Castillo de los Monstruos, El (1958) Movie Poster
Mexico  •    •  90m  •    •  Directed by: Julián Soler.  •  Starring: Antonio Espino, Evangelina Elizondo, Carlos Orellana, Guillermo Orea, Germán Robles, José Wilhelmy, Jose Moreno Camacho, Alejandro Reyna, Leopoldo Pineda, Fernando Shewan, Stephen Berne, Víctor Manuel Castro, Arturo Cobo.  •  Music by: Gustavo César Carrión.
     Mexican funny-man El Clavillazo is in love with the seamstress Beatriz. Meanwhile, at a nearby castle, a mad scientist and his scarred, hunchbacked assistant are busy making monsters. The doctor poses as a blind man in town but uses hypnosis to lure Beatriz to his castle and makes her believe that she is his own love named "Galatea". El Clavillazo, with an assist from his friends, blunders his way into the castle to save her.

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Mexican comedian Clavillazo stars as a funeral parlor employee who comes to the aid of a penniless girl burying her last relative but their budding romance is interrupted when she's kidnapped by a mad scientist and Clavillazo must enter the monsters' castle to get the damsel in distress back. Once inside, he battles Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, the Mummy, and even the Creature from the Black Lagoon as he dodges all sorts of mayhem in what's basically a south-of-the-border ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN with "everything but the kitchen sink" thrown in. "Mexico's Christopher Lee", Germán Robles, guest stars as the vampire, a signature role for him. I fully expected "painfully unfunny" but it wasn't that bad if you're in the right frame of mind for this sort of nonsense and I guess I was.

Review by melvelvit-1 from the Internet Movie Database.

 

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