Robot vs the Aztec Mummy
Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
  • The Mexican hat dance
  • So bad its good
Robot vs the Aztec Mummy
Starring: Ramón Gay , Rosa Arenas , Crox Alvarado , Luis Aceves Castañeda , and Jorge Mondragón
Director: Rafael Portillo
Manufacturer: Alpha Video
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B00006G8F2
Release Date: 2002-07-30

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars The Mexican hat dance.......2004-11-14

This movie truly epitomizes the genre of the Mexican B-picture. This movie is truly awful, in that slightly enjoyable way which leads to a following.
-See "scientists" behaving badly!
-Gasp and recoil with fear as you encounter enumerous plot holes and amateur writing!
-You'll laugh so hard when you see the creatures that you will shame the people who made this film from miles away!

Really not as good as other cult classics but still enjoyable. If you wind up liking this movie you might also check out another Mex B-pic called "Night of the Bloody Apes"; it's a rung above this pic.

4 out of 5 stars So bad its good.......2003-04-22

If you are in the mood for a pretty good B movie with a little Mexican twist on the Frankenstein-Dracula- Werewolf theme than check this movie out. Actually it is pretty funny; I'm not exactly sure if it was intended to be funny(they can't be serious) but it is almost campy. Three of these Aztec Mummy movies were made in the fifties around the same time some real B classics were making their cinema debut in the United States. The movie has elements of the aforementioned movie scary guys but what makes this so different is the bit of Mexican history and folklore thrown in. The opening narration is too funnny; after giving a brief history lesson to the visuals of the pyramids of Tenochitlan the voice informs us that "the following movie is a combination of fact and fiction", uhh, I think the emphasis is on fiction. By todays standards of horror this movie is like Cinderella. The story is basic, a mad scientist, the evil Dr. Krupp, who happens to bare an uncanny resemblance to Orson Wells, is making mischief again by getting Popoca out of his crypt so he can steal the elusive treasure. His latest invention is part man and part machine, he's a goofy looking robot whose head appears to be a 5 gallon water jug sprayed silver and cut to reveal the human head; it's some scary stuff! Building to a climax after an hour the Aztec Mummy and the nameless Robot collide for one of the funniest duels in b movie history. It is some pretty corny stuff but you just gotta love the set designs and a script that is actually pretty good. The innocence of the old horror movies are worth the price of admission. The black and white movie is colorized on the package but not the movie itself. This version is dubbed and although I am not a fan of dubbed movies, this one is done well with hardly any distractive moving lips out of sync. I believe there was extra narration included because several times a dialogue is going on but we just hear the voice over. In any event it is a pretty good classic "scary movie" of the B variety. Recommended for B movie buffs and kids who want to laugh at the type of stuff people used to consider horror movies.
The Robot Vs. The Aztec Mummy
Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
  • The Mexican hat dance
  • So bad its good
The Robot Vs. The Aztec Mummy
Starring: Ramón Gay , Rosa Arenas , Crox Alvarado , Luis Aceves Castañeda , and Jorge Mondragón
Director: Rafael Portillo , and Manuel San Fernando
Manufacturer: CineVu, Inc.
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B0002CSBWK
Release Date: 2003-11-10

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars The Mexican hat dance.......2004-11-14

This movie truly epitomizes the genre of the Mexican B-picture. This movie is truly awful, in that slightly enjoyable way which leads to a following.
-See "scientists" behaving badly!
-Gasp and recoil with fear as you encounter enumerous plot holes and amateur writing!
-You'll laugh so hard when you see the creatures that you will shame the people who made this film from miles away!

Really not as good as other cult classics but still enjoyable. If you wind up liking this movie you might also check out another Mex B-pic called "Night of the Bloody Apes"; it's a rung above this pic.

4 out of 5 stars So bad its good.......2003-04-22

If you are in the mood for a pretty good B movie with a little Mexican twist on the Frankenstein-Dracula- Werewolf theme than check this movie out. Actually it is pretty funny; I'm not exactly sure if it was intended to be funny(they can't be serious) but it is almost campy. Three of these Aztec Mummy movies were made in the fifties around the same time some real B classics were making their cinema debut in the United States. The movie has elements of the aforementioned movie scary guys but what makes this so different is the bit of Mexican history and folklore thrown in. The opening narration is too funnny; after giving a brief history lesson to the visuals of the pyramids of Tenochitlan the voice informs us that "the following movie is a combination of fact and fiction", uhh, I think the emphasis is on fiction. By todays standards of horror this movie is like Cinderella. The story is basic, a mad scientist, the evil Dr. Krupp, who happens to bare an uncanny resemblance to Orson Wells, is making mischief again by getting Popoca out of his crypt so he can steal the elusive treasure. His latest invention is part man and part machine, he's a goofy looking robot whose head appears to be a 5 gallon water jug sprayed silver and cut to reveal the human head; it's some scary stuff! Building to a climax after an hour the Aztec Mummy and the nameless Robot collide for one of the funniest duels in b movie history. It is some pretty corny stuff but you just gotta love the set designs and a script that is actually pretty good. The innocence of the old horror movies are worth the price of admission. The black and white movie is colorized on the package but not the movie itself. This version is dubbed and although I am not a fan of dubbed movies, this one is done well with hardly any distractive moving lips out of sync. I believe there was extra narration included because several times a dialogue is going on but we just hear the voice over. In any event it is a pretty good classic "scary movie" of the B variety. Recommended for B movie buffs and kids who want to laugh at the type of stuff people used to consider horror movies.
Curse of the Aztec Mummy / The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (Something Weird)
Average customer rating: 1 out of 5 stars
  • MST 3k Material
Curse of the Aztec Mummy / The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (Something Weird)
Starring: Ramón Gay , Rosa Arenas , Crox Alvarado , Luis Aceves Castañeda , and Jorge Mondragón
Director: Rafael Portillo
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B0000A0DX7
Release Date: 1969-12-31

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars MST 3k Material.......2005-06-23

Truthfully I did not buy this on Amazon.com. I bought it in a bargain bin for $3. These movies are absolutely terrible but what do you expect for so cheap? Great for a bad movie night or a good laugh. Perhaps a coaster as well.

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