| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Joe Alaskey | ... | Erik the Newscaster (voice) | |
| Ken Foree | ... | Luke St. Luke (voice) | |
| Sheri Moon Zombie | ... | Suzi X (voice) | |
| Tom Papa | ... | El Superbeasto (voice) | |
| Rosario Dawson | ... | Velvet Von Black (voice) | |
| April Winchell | ... | Dame Grace Appleton / Liza / Babs / Dolly / Joan / Gloria / Scripty / Helga Strudel (voice) | |
| Tom Kenny | ... | Rover / Otto / Old Man / Herbie (voice) | |
| Dee Wallace | ... | Trixie (voice) | |
| Laraine Newman | ... | Lefty / Kate / Courtney / Smelga Strudel / Betty Sue Lou (voice) | |
| Cassandra Peterson | ... | Amber (voice) | |
| Jess Harnell | ... | Uncle Carl (voice) | |
| Harland Williams | ... | Gerard the Exterminator (voice) | |
| Rob Paulsen | ... | Michael / Commercial Voice / Bobby Hyde / Commandant Hess / Assistant Cameraman / El Gato / Grossburger / Creature Preacher (voice) | |
| Debra Wilson | ... | Cigarette Girl / Bride Fronkenstein / Female Patron / Stripper in Hall / Telephone Victim / Old Woman (voice) | |
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Tom Klein | ... | Mr. Fly (voice) |
The story follows the adventures of El Superbeasto, a washed-up Mexican luchador, and his sultry sidekick and sister Suzi-X as they confront an evil villain by the name of Dr. Satan. The adventure, set in the mythic world of Monsterland, also has a character named Murray the robot. Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
Based upon the comic from Rob Zombie, "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto" is Rob's film in animation, following the adventures of El Super Beasto and his sexy sultry sidekick and sister, Suzi-X (Sheri Moon).
The film starts off almost okay with an introduction that suggests William Castle and his gimmicks... but soon devolves into animated pornography, and followed by a strip club. If you want 80 minutes of animated boobs, this is your kind of movie.
I mean, I guess Hitler's head in a vat is always fun... and the references to "Halloween", "The Shining" and other horror classics might be a treat for some fans... but still, it just never really takes off to higher levels and makes "Fritz the Cat" look like high art.
I kinda liked the songs, though... gotta admit that.