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Mil Mascaras vs. the Aztec Mummy (2007)

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Jeffrey Uhlmann ...
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Officer Guerrero
Argozan ...
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Michael Bearfoot ...
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Swimsuit Beauty
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Justin Powers ...
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Harley Race
Brighton Rose ...
Maura Incognita
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Mil Mascaras: Resurrection  »

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Fun times below the border
30 April 2009 | by (Georgia) – See all my reviews

Fans of the old Mexican wrestling/horror films will get a kick out of this homage starring one of the greatest of the masked superheroes, Mil Mascaras. The Aztec Mummy, after being brought back to life by some plump acolytes, immediately launches into a plan to take over the world. But do not fear, Mil Mascaras, and an assortment of other masked Mexican grapplers, are here! There's more cheese in this picture than at the Velveeta factory, but it's all good. Veteran director Jeff Burr knows the material and manages to keep it breezy and fast moving. From the inane dialog to the illogical plotting to the low budget effects, this movie captures the feel of a near-forgotten, but much loved sub-sub genre.


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