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Mexican Horror at its best, Germán Robles plays a pretty creepy vampire and this is one of the best B&W Vampire movies I have seen. Mexican vampires are a little different then European Vampires, they can walk through walls, they have more then two big teeth, and there flight take off is real neat. And Women Vampires seem to be able to walk around anytime of Day. In this movie a Young Girls aunt dies, because of EL Vampiro and she comes home to find the aunt buried and old Abel the Vampire wanting more then her neck. Back in 1957 if I was a Mexican kid, I would have gotten very little sleep. 4 1/2 stars, this came from Casabegra in a dual pack with The Vampires Coffin. Got it on sale at Blockbuster via mail order (Shipping is $3.00 per dvd when you order 1 DVD thats $30.00 all sent in same box for $7.95 media Mail, That Sucks Blockbuster) , its a good find at any price below $10.00 for the double DVD.
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The film stars off really good, but the plot can't sustain itself after a while. Still, it's nice to look at and intersting that this is what inspired the Christopher Lee movies.
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