|
|
|
|
|
|
All films are now available in both DVD and VHS formats. The price for DVDs is $20 each, plus shipping. (Please indicate which format you want on the DVD ... DVD+ or DVD- ... If you are unsure, refer to the instruction book that came with your DVD player. If not specified, all DVDs will be recorded in the more common DVD- format.) The price for VHS tapes is $15 each, plus shipping. (The shipping charge in the U.S. is $5 per order, no matter how many tapes, or DVDs you purchase). We are always striving to upgrade our copies of these films, so that we may provide our customers with the best copies of the films that is available. (Some films may have originally been recorded off TV and may contain commercials.) All tapes are recorded on name brand tapes or DVDs. All titles are in currently stock. ALL TITLES ARE IN SPANISH. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
(A James Bond-clone with dashing Julio Aleman battling numerous spies, led by Carlos Agosti, Noe Murayama and Maura Monti; Sonia Furio, Sonia Infante.) |
|
|
|
(Wrestler Huracan Ramirez stars in his 6th film, about racial pride, with an anti-drug message; Pepe Romay, Elizabeth Dupeyron, Susana Cabrera.) |
|
|
|
(Fourth film (Spanish-language version) in the classic B&W Nostradamus vampire series. They were filmed serial form, in 12 chapters, but were released as 4 feature films. The villain battles a scientist who doesn't believe in vampires. (AKA, Blood of Nostradamus ); German Robles, Domingo Solar, Julio Aleman, Aurora Alvarado.) |
|
|
|
(El Santo battles a hypnotized Blue Demon and various spies and thugs in the mythical land of Atlantis; Jorge Rado, Rafael Banquells, Agustin Martinez Solares.) |
|
|
|
(Santo teams up with the bumbling comedian Capulina to combat smugglers in this wrestling/comedy; Crox Alvarado, Liza Castro, Carlos Agosti.) |
|
|
|
(This historical film marks Santo's debut in films. In his first screen appearance, the silver one is the sidekick to the masked wrestler "Incognito"; Norma Suarez, Alberto Insua, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(In this later outing, El Santo battles a masked villain who announces his misdeeds on television; El Santo, Carlos Agosti, Gerardo Reyes.) |
|
|
|
(In Santo's first true starring role, he takes on a western town which is run by organized crime; Fernando Casanova, Ana Bertha Lepe, Beto El Boticario.) |
|
|
|
(Santo film with a sick plot, concerning art restoration using artificially induced cancerous tumors. Filmed in Spain; Carlos Marchent, George Rigaud, Helga Line.) |
|
|
|
(Santo once again takes on organized crime in this early B&W effort -- the 5th film of his career; Ana Bertha Lepe, Fernando Casanova, Rene Cardona.) |
|
|
|
(Second Santo film (actually his first as the star) finds the masked hero acting as a police agent, who is aiding an undercover policeman who is trying to infiltrate a band of smugglers by pretending to be a fugitive; Joaquin Cordero, Gina Romand, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Mexican version of The Creeping Terror (and almost as funny). Santo battles aliens and their killer "blob"; Sasha Montenegro, Carlos Agosti, Viruta.) |
|
|
|
(The "Silver Mask" works with Interpol, trying to bring some kidnappers to justice; Santo, Rossy Mendoza, Ernesto Alban, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Early B&W Santo film features mad scientists, robotic zombies and lots of wrestling action; Lorena Velazquez, Armando Silvestre, Jaime Fernandez.) |
|
|
|
( A mad scientist sets up shop in the hotel of the title and Santo arrives to unravel the mystery; Ana Bertha Lepe, Fernando Casanova, Black Shadow.) |
|
|
|
("Santo" goes underwater as he subdues villains while searching for the title treasure; Eugenia San Martin, Guillermo Galvez, Mara Cruz.) |
|
|
|
(Dr. Karol is doing some nasty experiments in the basement of his wax museum, turning people into monsters and living wax statues. Santo arrives to investigate. (AKA, Samson in the Wax Museum); Santo, Claudio Brook, Ruben Rojo, Norma Mora.) |
|
|
|
(El Santo, and his real-life manager Carlos Suarez, fight doctors who steal body parts, a la, Coma ; Gerardo Reyes, Carmen del Valle, Jean Safont.) |
|
|
|
(Santo battles a revenge-seeking vampire queen. She's aided by Satan and a Frankenstein-like monster; Gina Romand, Aldo Monti, Victor Junco, Frankenstein.) |
|
|
|
(Santo faces terrorists, their killer androids and some buxom babes, in this mid 1970s effort; Rossy Mendoza, Luis Daniel Rivera, Gilda Haddock.) |
|
|
|
(El Santo tries to recover a stolen emerald, as he again plays "secret" agent for Interpol; Elsa Cardenas, Cesar Del Campo, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Semi-biographical, fictionalized story about how "Hijo del Santo" came to follow in his fathers footsteps; Carlos Suarez, Ernesto Gomez Cruz.) |
|
|
|
(Rare, early B&W lucha libre film. Several theater performers have been strangled, and the police ask Santo for help. Rare Mexican lucha version of the Phantom of the Opera; Alberto Vazquez, Maria Duval, Begona Palacios, Carlos Lopez Moctezuma, Roberto Canedo, Ofelia Montesco.) |
|
|
|
(Rare, early, B&W wrestling film finds Santo putting Full-Nelsons on strangely-dressed Martians; Wolf Ruvinskis, Maura Monti, El Nazi, Ham Lee.) |
|
|
|
(After a bizarre opening song, (weird even by "Santo-standards") Santo takes on organized crime; Elsa Cardenas, Dagoberto Rodriguez, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Santo has to face "voodoo rituals" and other black magic in this 1972 entry; Elsa Cardenas, Sasha Montenegro, Gerty Jones, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Great Santo film finds him (& buddy Carlos Suarez) up against a coven of vicious werewolves; Santo, Rodolfo de Anda, Nubia Marti, Jorge Russek.) |
|
|
|
(Santo battles vampires, werewolves and the evil Lorena Velazquez, in his best film (AKA, Samson vs. the Vampire Women); Jaime Fernandez, Maria Duval, Ofelia Montesco, Frankenstein, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(In the untamed jungle, Santo fights a leopard, plus some angry, headhunting natives; El Santo, Nadia Milton, Freddie Fernandez, Rene Cardona.) |
|
|
|
(The silver-masked one goes up against the Mafia (and his evil double) in the final Santo film shot in B&W; Wolf Ruvinskis, Silvia Fornier, Eduardo Bonada.) |
|
|
|
(Santo matches muscles with monsters, including Dracula, a mummy, a werewolf and a mustached-Frankenstein! Santo, Blue Demon, Resortes, Heidi Blue, Gilda Miros, Carlos Ancira.) |
|
|
|
("Santo" stars with singer/actress Irma Serrano, aka "La Tigresa", thus the film's alternate title, Santo y la Tigresa; Jorge Lavat, Juan Gallardo.) |
|
|
|
(Mexico's version of Fall of the House of Usher, but with a little devil-worshipping thrown in; Enrique Lizalde, Carlos Lopez Moctezuma.) |
|
|
|
(Satan seduces a beautiful nun and gains access to a convent, with disastrous results. A notorious film, high on both horror and sex; Cecilia Pezet, Enrique Rocha.) |
|
|
|
(Black and white witchcraft-comedy featuring the "Abbott & Costello"-like team of Viruta y Capulina; Sonia Furio, Octavio Arias, Yerye Beirut.) |
|
|
|
(Female wrestling/sex comedy features a small flock of scantily-clad luchadoras. AKA, Mascara contra Bikini. Rafael Inclan, Manuel Ibanez.) |
|
|
|
(During the Revolution, Pancho Villa hid a treasure, planning to use it for the good of the people. He wrote the location of the treasure on 5 bullets. After Villa's death, a gang of cut-throats tries to steal the treasure -- with only the masked hero, La Sombra standing in their way. This was the third film in the Sombra Vengadora series. This story is continued in the sequel, El Tesoro de Pancho Villa; Alicia Caro, Rodolfo Landa, Pascual Garcia Pena, Fernando Oses.) With commercials. |
|
|
|
(A Traveling evangelist (German Robles) is actually an envoy of Satan. He is opposed by a local Priest (Joaquin Cordero); Bruno Rey, Dacia Arcaraz.) |
|
|
|
(Dark comedy about an inconvenient dead body, along the lines of Trouble with Harry, taking place in a spooky mansion; Clavillazo, Lorena Velazquez, Victor Junco.) |
|
|
|
(John Carradine stars as a mad Dr. and Regina Torne plays the monster he creates. She aids in finding him unwilling blood donors; Elsa Cardenas, Isela Vega.) |
|
|
|
(Story of a mod, murderous (and beautiful) female gang. The film follows their bloodthirsty exploits and features a masked wrestling angle, as well. There is a bit of picture jumpiness during the first minute or two of the tape, otherwise, it has nice video quality; Maura Monti, Amadee Chabot, Isela Vega, Elizabeth Campbell.) |
|
|
|
(A museum curator doubles as leader of an Aztec cult - practicing human sacrifices. This early "Cantinflas" horror/comedy film was quite risque for the time; Manuel Medel.) |
|
|
|
(Rare, early, crime-fighting/masked-wrestler film was the only appearance of the "White Shadow"; Jaime Fernandez, Rosa Carmina, Crox Alvarado.) |
|
|
|
(Blue Demon vs. "The Bat" in a macabre horror film written by wrestler, Murcielago Velazquez. Offbeat!; Jaime Fernandez, Fernando Oses, Marta Romero.) |
|
|
|
(Early, sci-fi, serial-like film. First in the great "Sombra Vengadora" series (Tape has TV commercials); Armando Silvestre, Alicia Caro, Fernando Oses.) |
|
|
|
(Sequel to Sombra Vengadora, continues the same action-packed story line; Armando Silvestre, Alicia Caro, Fernando Oses, Rodolfo Landa, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(Superargo (Italy's version of Santo) and his Indian sidekick, go up against athletes-turned-human-robots. Good fun; Ken Wood, Guy Madison.) |
|
|
|
(Wrestling/sci-fi spoof about a weakling, who through a scientific potion (made from ant's milk!) becomes powerful; Pompin Iglesias, Evangelina Elizondo.) |
|
|
|
(Early combination of Man in Half-Moon Street, Svengali and Frankenstein. A bizarre, Mexican sci-fi/horror film, packed with weirdness; Carlos Villarias.) |
|
|
|
(Superzan, a wrestling superman tries to deal with three midget spacemen. The Champions of Justice make an appearance; Giovanni Lanuza, Caro Laniestt.) |
|
|
|
(Superzan meets a peaceful space-boy and some alien-enemies. Well-done, masked-hero/sci-fi film; Luigi Lanuza, Claudio Lanuza, Caro Lanestt.) |
|
|
|
(Another of the "El Santo" secret agent films, only his second which was shot in color; Jorge Rivero, Elizabeth Campbell, Noe Murayama, Maura Monti.) |
|
|
|
(Part 1 of a B&W serial which was split into 4 feature films. Lots of wrestling action as two brothers battle criminals as they try to find their father's murderer; Crox Alvarado, Elvira Quintana, Wolf Ruvinskis, Rodolfo Landa, Quintin Bulnes, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(Part 2 of a B&W serial which was split into 4 feature films. Lots of wrestling action as two brothers battle criminals as they try to find their father's murderer; Crox Alvarado, Elvira Quintana, Wolf Ruvinskis, Rodolfo Landa, Quintin Bulnes, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(Part 3 of a B&W serial which was split into 4 feature films. Lots of wrestling action as two brothers battle criminals as they try to find their father's murderer; Crox Alvarado, Elvira Quintana, Wolf Ruvinskis, Rodolfo Landa, Quintin Bulnes, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(Part 4 of a B&W serial which was split into 4 feature films. Lots of wrestling action as two brothers battle criminals as they try to find their father's murderer. UNFORTUNATELY, OUR COPY OF THIS FILM SEEMS TO BE MISSING THE FINAL MINUTE OR SO OF THE TAPE; Crox Alvarado, Elvira Quintana, Wolf Ruvinskis, Rodolfo Landa, Quintin Bulnes, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(A woman rancher uses her pet tiger (and learns witchcraft) to battle those responsible for the deaths of her family and friends; Irma Serrano, Mario Almada.) |
|
|
|
(Falsely accused of robbery, Mexican comedian G. Valdez escapes, but is stranded on an Island populated by natives and a beautiful mermaid (Lorena Velazquez); Elvira Quintana, Loco Valdez, Vitola.) |
|
|
|
(Some colorfully-attired masked wrestlers battle less-colorfully-dressed villains. Sixth appearance by Huracan Ramirez; Pedro Infante Jr., Super X, Bunny Black.) |
|
|
|
(Seventh appearance by "Huracan Ramirez" pits he, and his masked friends, against a crime syndicate; Pedro Infante Jr., Matematico, Super X, Lobo Rubio.) |
|
|
|
(Third and final outing in the "Champions of Justice" series. This time they face alien-invaders, with a midget leader; Blue Demon, Superzan, Elsa Cardenas.) |
|
|
|
(Early B&W wrestling drama features lots of action in the ring, plus a behind the scenes look at the lives of wrestlers; Carlos Baena, Wolf Ruvinskis, Martha Mijares, Fernando Fernandez, Lobo Negro.) |
|
|
|
(Psychotic hobo stalks two women and their female blackmailer at a secluded cabin on a dark and stormy night. Well-done suspense thriller; Rodolfo de Anda, Crista Linder, Ana Luisa Peluffo, Norma Lazareno.) |
|
|
|
(Mil Mascaras confronts vampire king, John Carradine. (John's first role in a Luchador film.) Great stuff; Pedro Armendariz, Maria Duval, Maura Monti.) |
|
|
|
(Entertaining, sci-fi/horror/wrestler film stars Canadian wrestler, Vampiro Canadiense; Pierroth Jr., Sergio Bustamante, Gloria Mayo.) |
|
|
|
(Atmospheric vampire film tells the story of evil Count Frankenhausen. (aka Bloody Vampire.); Carlos Agosti, Erna Martha Bauman, Bertha Moss.) |
|
|
|
(German Robles joins a pair of masked wrestlers in combating an eclectic assortment of vampires; Mil Mascaras, Superzan, Sasha Montenegro.) |
|
|
|
(The most interesting of the Huracan Ramirez series. This is the only one, so far, that's featured a sci-fi / horror story line. Huracan face an opponent in the ring who becomes a monster. David Silva, Pepe Romay.) |
|
|
|
(The sons of two dead wrestling friends, meet in the ring in a death tournament; Mil Mascaras, Dos Caras, Noe Murayama, Atlantis, Ray Mendoza.) |
|
|
|
(Very early western with a masked hero, features a plot concerning a mad doctor: Raul de Anda, Fernando Fernandez, Chicote, Agustin Isunza, Carmen Conde.) |
|
|
|
(Modern horror comedy featuring the Mexican legend of the Chupacabras (also known as a "Goat Sucker"); Manuel Flaco Ibanez, Guillermo de Alvarado, Patricia Munoz, Jaime Fernandez.) |
|
|
|
(The second of the great "Champions of Justice" series, finds the team of masked heroes fighting vicious midget rat-men; Blue Demon, Mil Mascaras, Rayo de Jalisco.) |
|
|
|
(Early haunted house comedy stars "Resortes" as a detective's assistant, trying to safeguard heirs looking for a fortune; Maria Luisa Zea, Mercedes Gispert.) |
|
|
|
(Ultra-rare, 3-part western/horror anthology, featuring the same scarlet-masked hero as in Regreso del Monstruo; Luis Aguilar, Fernando Fernandez, Irma Dorantes, Jaime Fernandez, Carlos Suarez.) |
|
|
|
(Second appearance of the Frankenstein-like monster, who's mother was a witch. Fun, early B&W horror / western film; Luis Aguilar, Jaime Fernandez.) |
|
|
|
|
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
|