To revive his deceased wife he keeps in deep freeze, evil Frankenstein Jorge Russek, abducts young girls to try out some brain-transplantation-experiments - Unfortunately with little success, as they only turn into mindless zombies with a predilection for murdering their next of kin (?!). Soon though, the scientist concludes he needs Santo for brain transplantation purposes (!?), & in order to lure him into a trap he abducts the daughter of our wrestler's deceased master, who Santo & Blue Demon brought up. Of course, Santo falls into that trap - even willingly - & ends up on an operating table, from which he is saved by Blue Demon in - literally - the last minute.

Our 2 masked wrestling herose now turn the tables on the mad scientist & his gang, smash his lab, free the girl & capture most of Frankenstein's minions, but unfortunately the doc himself escapes.

To avenge himself, he now has his invincible creature Golem fight Santo in the ring, a fight even Santo cannot win. But Blue Demon finds out the secret of the mysterious masked wrestler Golem & his equally masked manager (Frankenstein), & our wrestling heroes manage to turn the tables again & after fighting the 2 villains on a catwalk high above the ground, they throw them down to their certain deaths.

Yes, I am a sucker for these Mexican masked wrestler movies, but this is definitely not one of the better Santo-horrors. Especially in the first half, the pace is way too slow, with too much talk overcomplicating the silly story & not enough action, even long scenes without any wrestler at all, & the story has many subplots thrown in at will, that are just introduced to take up some time & then abandoned altogether (for example, Santo & Blue Demon are briefly teamed up with 2 female detectives who are long gone from the plot before anything exciting happens, & Frankenstein hires 2 brain surgeons who are just introduced to the audience but never brought back at all). Still, a movie that has Santo & Blue Demon in suit & tie but wearing their traditional masks wrestling down some thugs has at least something to go for it.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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