The Revived Monster (1953) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1953

Original Title:
El Monstruo Resucitado

Alternate Titles:
Dr. Crimen
El monstruo resucitado (Dr. Crimen)

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Internacional Cinematográfica

Production Countries:
Mexico

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 73

Set in the Balkans, this story concerns a bored journalist, Nora who is ordered by her boss to follow up a mysterious advertisement placed by Dr Ling. Ling turns out to be a misshapen creature who, rejected by his peers, has become the stereotypical mad scientist, here specializing in plastic surgery. He falls in love with Nora but fearing she will betray him he resuscitates a young man who committed suicide, Ariel by transplanting a new brain into him, and order him to fetch Nora so that he can kill her.

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Assistant Director:
Valerio Olivo

Camera Operator:
Carlos Martel

Director:
Chano Urueta

Director of Photography:
Víctor Herrera

Editor:
Jorge Busto

Hair Department Head:
María Luisa Bohorques

Lighting Supervisor:
Fernando Calvillo

Makeup Department Head:
Armando Meyer

Original Music Composer:
Raúl Lavista

Production Manager:
Fidel Pizarro

Property Master:
Mario Padilla

Recording Supervision:
José de Pérez

Screenplay:
Chano Urueta
Dino Maiuri

Script:
José Luis Ortega

Set Designer:
Gunther Gerszo

Set Production Assistant:
Roberto Silva

Sound Director:
James L. Fields

Sound Editor:
Antonio Bustos

Sound Mixer:
Galdino R. Samperio

Special Effects:
Jorge Benavides

Still Photographer:
Eduardo Guerrero

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