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Sex Monster (1963)

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A mad scientist terrorizes a city by kidnapping young women with his ape-man Gomar and then using them as subjects in sadistic brain transplant experiments. A female wrestler whose sister ... See full summary »

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9 July 2009 | rixrex
Enjoyable low-brow Mexican horror...
While not a film of any real significance or importance in the overall history of horror film, this is still an enjoyable treat, presenting the cinematic debut of the two lovely amazon wrestling women, Gloria Venus and Golden Rubi, who would then be re-united in the 1964 film, Wrestling Women vs Aztec Mummy.

These two girls are good examples of the kind of girlfriend a guy ought to have - buxom, beautiful, tough yet feminine, and they have jobs too.

The best thing about these Mexican horror films is not that they are frightening, for they aren't, but that they are fast-paced and adventurous fantasy, if silly at times, with good character humor. Always enjoyable and never too gruesome for the kids.

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Goofs

Obvious double for Lorena Velázquez in most fight scenes.

Alternate Versions

The version entitled Rock 'n' Roll Wrestling Women Vs. the Aztec Ape has a rock and roll sound track replacing the original track

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Genres

Horror | Sci-Fi

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Release Date:

24 May 1963

Language

Spanish

Country of Origin

Mexico

Filming Locations

Estudios Churubusco Azteca, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

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