Nuestro Cine Clasico: Santo y Blue Demon en La Atlantida/Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos...

DVD: Nuestro Cine Clasico: Santo y Blue Demon en La Atlantida/Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos | Santo Y Blue Demon En La Atlantida, Contra Los Mons

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	Nuestro Cine Clasico: Santo y Blue Demon en La Atlantida/Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos Santo Y Blue Demon En La Atlantida, Contra Los Mons Lions Gate, 2008 average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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SANTO Y BLUE DEMON EN LA ATLANTIDA: In this Mexican wrestling thriller thanks to the mind-controlling mechanisms of the wicked ex- Nazi scientist Rado good guy masked man Santo must take on fellow good-guy grappler Blue Demon in a fantastical battle of the titans.SANTO Y BLUE DEMON CONTRA LOS MONSTRUOS: Santo and Blue Demon Mexico's top wrestlers come face-to-face with a monster army created by the evil Dr. Bruno Halder. These "monsters" are really humans reanimated back to life through a series of brain transplants. But when Dr. Halder targets Blue Demon as his next victim Santo sets off to rescue him.System Requirements:Running Time: 168 minutes Language: SpanishFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: LATIN/ACTION/ADVENTURE UPC: 031398228950 Manufacturer No: 22895

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A great value for two great films

I don't speak Spanish and couldn't understand a word of this two-feature DVD (there are no subtitles) but I can still confidently state that Santo and Blue Demon versus the Monsters is one of the best films I have ever seen. It stars six different monsters: Mummy, Cyclops, Vampiro, Lady Vampiro, Wolfman and Frankenstein. Because the action occurs in Mexico the monsters look a little different than they do in America. I especially liked the Mexican version of Dracula.

It is also good to see Cyclops getting some screen time. He has been woefully underrepresented on the American screen.

Monsters is black and white, but that is okay. As usual there are some beautiful females, both good and bad, in the film.

I heartily recommend this film for fans of either monster or rassling movies. A friend from Puerto Rico tells me that he remembers watching this film on Sunday afternoon on TV, so you know that Santo is the real deal. He died in 1984, and except for one moment of weakness a week before he died he never once removed his mask in public.

Santo is like a Mexican James Bond in that respect. He is also immaculately dressed. Even when he is beating up bad guys he usually wears a nice sports jacket that matches his mask. No wonder the girls go crazy over him.

What a man.

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