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DVD : Santo Contra la Invasion de los Marcianos
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Santo Contra la Invasion de los Marcianos starring: Santo, Wolf Ruvinskis, El Nazi, Beny Galán, Ham Lee directed by: Alfredo B. Crevenna List Price: $14.99 CD-Charts Price: $13.49 You Save: $1.50 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD EAN: 0089859052125 Format: Black & White, DVD-Video, Special Edition, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Label: Vci Video Manufacturer: Vci Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Vci Video Region Code: 1 Release Date: February 12, 2002 Running Time: 93 minutes Studio: Vci Video Theatrical Release Date: 1966 Sales Rank: 26427 MPN: 521 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Santo is...the man...Why do martians wrestle Santo instead of using their magic eye to vaporize him ? After the martian invasion, why do Santo's friends hold cocktail parties ? Why are Santo and his professor buddy the only ones fighting the martians ? How do the martians know how to wrestle ? Why are earthling men so taken by the not-so-hot martian-ettes ? Who cares. This is a fun, campy wrestling movie. With some of the worst and most laughable special effects ever. But that is what makes it fun. You won't be sorry you bought this movie. Rating: - Santo kicks Martian butt...If you're already an El Santo fan and understand the appeal of a beefy masked Mexican wrestler saving the earth from similarly muscled Martian invaders, you should order now, right now, and add Santo vs. La Invasion De Los Marcianos to the collection. For the uninitiated, the meandering plot lines, low budget effects and bikinied Martian go-go girls might be a bit intimidating. Don't be afraid, even my wife enjoyed this one. The extras aren't bad either. Rating:  - Sant-sational!Just what is it that makes those cheesy, low-budget, lucha libre flicks so apealing? The masks! The Classic lucha libre moves! The awesome rivals! The eternal struggle between good and evil! Santo's amazing outfit! That and much more you'll find in this electrifying movie! When a bunch of shinny Martians decide to take over the Earth to save humanity from itself using less-than humane and just resources (evaporizing soccer-watching crowds to show off their might), Santo decides to take action and save the day. With the help of a genius doctor and inventor, El Plateado locates the Martians' flying saucer and destroys it together with all the shinny Martians inside it, after, of course, saving all the kidnapped humans beings who ... Read More: Rating: - Classic Santo in Spanish with subtitles and DVD bonusesIn Mexico, Santo, El Enmascarado de Plata, was like a combination of Joe Namath and the Lone Ranger. He was a masked wrestling star, but also the star of comic books, and more than fifty movies. This is the earliest of three Santo movies I have seen, and in my opinion, the least entertaining. Though shot in 1966, this movie has the feel of a low-budget, black-and-white 50s Sci-Fi flick like Plan Nine From Outer Space. While there are definitely entertaining campy elements here, such as the Martian costumes and a dance number, the movie drags quite a bit, especially during the wrestling. There are quite a few bonuses on this DVD, in Spanish with English subtitles, though Amazon doesn't currently mention them. There is an extensive, though ... Read More: Rating: - Fine DVD showcases jaw-dropping high-camp masterpieceUp until recently my exposure to El Santo movies, and Mexican horror in general, had been limited to a few heavily edited TV airings many years ago, featuring unexceptional prints and lots of commercial interruptions. Thanks to this amazing DVD I have been sucked into the El Santo cult literally overnight. For jaded bad-movie fanatics starved for cheap thrills, Santo vs. the Martians really delivers the goods. The picture starts off not too promisingly with blah NASA space mission footage under the titles, but quickly cranks up the cheese factor with the appearance of some rather quaint spaceships, reminiscent of a Starman movie, that emit crazy electronic sound effects (some of which seem to have been lifted from Forbidden Planet). The spaceships ... Read More: |
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