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The Doclopedia #2,397
It Came From The …: Beauty Parlor
Basic Information: Released in 1951 by Majestic Films. Running time: 98 minutes Overall rating by Critics Anonymous: D
Synopsis: At a beauty parlor in Mexico City, a new “radium hair dryer” malfunctions and turns a young woman into a mutant creature with living hair. She goes out into the city looking for young men to kill and feast upon their souls. Will anything or anyone be able to stop her reign of terror? Perhaps the League of Lady Luchadores can!
Review: An El Santo movie, this is not. Even judged by the very low standards of most Mexican wrestler movies, this is a muy malo piece of work. Stiff acting, cheapo sets, a monster that looks like a burn victim with extra long hair moved by often visible wires, this mess has it all. Oh, and a full 30 minutes of the running time is made up of film from wrestling matches from the mid-1940s.
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