A documentary depicting the life and films of Spain's 'King of Horror' Paul Naschy, aka Jacinto Molina, actor, writer, producer, and director.
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| Mick Garris | ... | Self - Host | |
| Paul Naschy | ... | Self / Various characters (archive footage) | |
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Javier Aguirre | ... | Self |
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José Luis Alemán | ... | Self |
| John Landis | ... | Self | |
| Javier Botet | ... | Self | |
| María José Cantudo | ... | Self | |
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Nacho Cerdà | ... | Self (as Nacho Cerdá) |
| Joe Dante | ... | Self | |
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Ángel Luis De Diego | ... | Self |
| Laura De Pedro | ... | Self | |
| Donald F. Glut | ... | Self (as Don F. Glut) | |
| Jorge Grau | ... | Self | |
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Del Howison | ... | Self |
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Miguel Iglesias | ... | Self |
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A documentary depicting the life and films of Spain's 'King of Horror' Paul Naschy, aka Jacinto Molina, actor, writer, producer, and director.
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Jack Taylor is interviewed and credited during the documentary, but is missing in the end credits. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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7 October 2010 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
El hombre que vio llorar a Frankenstein See more »Company Credits
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I have to admit, I had no idea what the movie (documentary) was about when I went to see it. It was part of the Frightfest line-up in 2011 and the title did sound very intriguing. Plus a friend told me, if he'd only watch one movie from the whole Festival, it would be this one. I guess you can say he is a Naschy fan.
While I have seen him (and the recent Valdemar Legacy does not do him justice), I'm not a scholar of his work, nor could I tell you many things about his movies. But this documentary is able to fill in some blanks, even for those who haven't heard of the guy. A bit of reading prior to watching this might come a long way, but this is still a very compassionate portray of a man, who lived his dream.