Tag Archives: Alfredo Salazar
BMC365-The Rider of the Skulls 1965
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South-of-the-border insanity!
This week at The B-Movie Clubhouse we delve into more Mexican madness from Juan’s Mexican Horrors Vault with The Rider of the Skulls (El Charro de las Calaveras) from 1965. The film was directed by Alfredo Salazar.
A masked, Zorro-like figure in a skull-and-crossbones emblazoned shirt who rides the range fighting monsters and supernatural threats whenever they pop up, which appears to be quite frequently.
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BMC309-The World of the Vampires 1961
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A piano made from skulls and bones has the power to destroy vampires.
This week at The B-Movie Clubhouse the gang will talk about one of Juan’s picks. Yep it’s a Classic Mexican Horror Film called The World of the Vampires from 1961. The film was directed by Alfonso Blake and stars Guillermo Murray and Erna Martha Bauman.
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BMC290-The Batwoman 1968 Toll Free Number 888-350-2570
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It’s Mexican Madness.
This week at The B-Movie Clubhouse the gang will talk about a crazy Mexican film. The film is from 1968 and is called The Batwoman. The film was directed by Rene Cardona and stars Maura Monti, Roberto Canedo and Hector Godoy.
Plus we have some great feedback.
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BMC243-Curse of the Doll People 1961 with Juan
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A psychadelic trip into the 5th dimension!
This week in the B-movie clubhouse we have special guest Juan from The Creepy Swamps of Florida joining Nic, Mary and I as we cover some more Creepy Mexican Horror wornderfullness in the form of Curse of the Doll People from 1961. This one has always been a favorite since I first seen it on my small black and white TV many moons ago.
Plus we have some great feedback.
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