A wrestler (Mil Máscaras) tries to break up a covey of vampires, led by the King of Vampires (Carradine)A wrestler (Mil Máscaras) tries to break up a covey of vampires, led by the King of Vampires (Carradine)A wrestler (Mil Máscaras) tries to break up a covey of vampires, led by the King of Vampires (Carradine)
Pedro Armendáriz Jr.
- Carlos Mayer
- (as Pedro Armendariz)
Marta Romero
- Aura
- (as Martha Romero)
Vianey Lárraga
- Aludia
- (as Vianey Larraga)
Elsa María Tako
- Badja
- (as Elsa Maria)
Nathanael León
- Esclavo
- (as Nothamael Leon [Frankenstein])
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One of the best 60's Mexican lucha libre movies I have watched, but still silly, naive and full of technical drawbacks: overacting, shallow solutions in the script, inconsistent characters... The vampires swinging reccurently their arms as if they were bat wings was a particularly ridiculous element. The wrestling fight between Mil Máscaras and Black Man in the beginning was nice, but eventual action scenes are poor. John Carradine as Count Branos Alucard was surprising, as I would never expect him to portray a senile vampire! Italian Maura Monti has a very small role here, nothing to be compared to her pretty decent and amusing Mujer Murciélago, from previous year (1968). Among the she vampires on this Mil Mascaras's movie, my favorite one was Married with Children's Peggy Bundy, that is, María Duval's Countess Velia Alucard (the widow of Count Dracula!).
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- TriviaContrary to popular belief, and despite being stated as doing so in several reference guides, John Carradine does not play Count Dracula in this movie, at least in the original Spanish version. Carradine's character is a vampire and is dressed in the traditional Dracula style costume, but his name is Branus and he is described as having been Dracula's master. Plus, his goal is to become King of the vampires along with Veria, Countess Dracula (María Duval), the widow of the Count.
- Alternate versionsAn English dubbed version of this film was sold to television.
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- Also known as
- The Vampire Girls
- Filming locations
- Estudios América - Canal de Miramontes 2437, Coyoacán, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico(now TV Azteca Estudios)
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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