After the massive success of the Indicator Mexico Macabre box set, comes the highly anticipated El Vampiro: Two Bloodsucking Tales from Mexico set. The El Vampiro: Two Bloodsucking Tales from Mexico box set features the iconic and beloved classic that kicked off Mexico’s Golden Age of Horror, the 1957 El Vampiro and its sequel, the 1958 The Vampire’s Coffin. El Vampiro follows Marta (Ariadna Welter), a young woman who returns to her ancestral home, only to discover the disturbing tales of vampires plaguing the village and her family. In The Vampire’s Coffin, the vampire Count Lavud (Germán Robles) pursues Marta at any cost.
Box set Producer Abraham Castillo Flores is a film curator and film historian known for his extensive knowledge of Mexican genre cinema, most notably horror. He has presented Mexican horror cinema internationally, including the 2022 Academy Museum series Mexican Maleficarum which highlighted the iconic classics of Mexican gothic horror cinema.
Box set Producer Abraham Castillo Flores is a film curator and film historian known for his extensive knowledge of Mexican genre cinema, most notably horror. He has presented Mexican horror cinema internationally, including the 2022 Academy Museum series Mexican Maleficarum which highlighted the iconic classics of Mexican gothic horror cinema.
- 12/3/2024
- by Justina Bonilla
- DailyDead
Mexico City, Feb 21 (Ians/Efe) Actor Joaquin Cordero died at his home in the Mexican capital, the secretary of the Anda actors guild told Efe. He was 89.
Cordero was "one of the most beloved people in Anda", Amparo Garrido said.
While Garrido did not specify a cause of death, Mexican media suggested the actor fell into a depression after the death of his wife, Alma, seven months ago.
Cordero was also recovering from an embolism.
Born Aug 16, 1923, in the central city of Puebla, Cordero was among the last surviving figures from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, when he appeared alongside artists such as Mario Moreno "Cantinflas", Pedro Infante and Carmen Montejo.
Cordero made more than 200 films over.
Cordero was "one of the most beloved people in Anda", Amparo Garrido said.
While Garrido did not specify a cause of death, Mexican media suggested the actor fell into a depression after the death of his wife, Alma, seven months ago.
Cordero was also recovering from an embolism.
Born Aug 16, 1923, in the central city of Puebla, Cordero was among the last surviving figures from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, when he appeared alongside artists such as Mario Moreno "Cantinflas", Pedro Infante and Carmen Montejo.
Cordero made more than 200 films over.
- 2/21/2013
- by Rahul Kapoor
- RealBollywood.com
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