EL SEXO FUERTE (The Stronger Sex)
Mexico City, 1945
CLASA Films Mundiales
Director: Emilio Gómez Muriel
Script: Miguel Morayta, Agustín M. Carnicero, Humberto Gómez Landero & Max Aub
Cinematography: Agustín Martínez Solares
Music: Rosalío Ramírez
Art director: Jorge Fernández
Costume design: Armando Valdés Peza
Editor: Jorge Bustos
Cast:
Mapi Cortés - Eva XLV
Rafael Baledón - Adán Preciado
Ángel Garasa - Curro
Delia Magana - the Queen's secretary
Emperatriz Carvajal - Minister of War
Elsa Aguirre - Minister of Security

"This film was commissioned by the Kingdom of Eden and is an addition to the true universal story depicting the events that shook the world in the first years of the atomic age," states the voice-over at the beginning of this film. After a shipwreck, Adán, a cattle rancher from the highlands of Jalisco, and his friend Curro the Spaniard come upon the Kingdom of Eden-a land ruled by beautiful amazons who have men at their beck and call. Queen Eva XLV falls in love with Adán and, to win him over, decides to follow the customs of his far-off, backward homeland: Mexico. After drinking several shots of tequila, she serenades/she has a group of musicians serenade him.


LA MOMIA AZTECA VS EL ROBOT HUMANO
(The Aztec Mummy vs. the Human Robot)
Mexico City, 1957
Cinematográfica Calderón
Director: Rafael Portillo
Script: Guillermo Calderón & Alfredo Salazar
Cinematography: Enrique Wallace
Editor: Jorge Bustos
Art director: Javier Torres Torija
Music: Antonio Díaz Conde
Choreography: Stella Inda
Robot made by Viana y Cia.
Cast:
Rosita Arenas - Flor / Xochitl
Ramón Gay - Eduardo Almada
Crox Alvarado - El Pinacate
Luis Aceves Castaneda - Dr. Krupp

In this third part of the Aztec Mummy trilogy (after The Aztec Mummy and The Curse of the Aztec Mummy), Dr. Krupp hypnotizes Flor so she will take him to the tomb of Popoca, the Aztec Mummy. Eduardo and Pinacate go off in pursuit of the evil doctor; after getting ambushed and captured, they watch Dr. Krupp bring to life an enormous Human Robot who he aims to pit against Popoca. The two creatures face each other in a hair-raising battle in the cemetery.


LA NAVE DE LOS MONSTRUOS (The Monsters' Ship)
Mexico City, 1959
Producciones Sotomayor
Director: Rogelio A. González
Script: José Ma. Fernández Unsaín
Cinematography: Raúl Martínez Solares
Music: Sergio Guerrero
Art director: Javier Torres Torija
Costume design: Julio Chávez
Make-up: Rosa Guerrero
Robot made by Viana y Cia.
Cast:
Eulalio González "Piporro" - Laureano Trevino
Ana Bertha Lepe - Gamma
Lorena Velázquez - Beta
Consuelo Frank - Regent of Venus
Heberto Dávila Jr. - Chuy

The last man on Venus has died and the planet's regent sends two beautiful Venusians, Gamma and Beta, on a quest for males on other worlds. In their travels through the universe they capture several specimens, all of them monstrous. When their spaceship breaks down, Gamma, Beta and Tor (the robot) have to perform an emergency landing in Chihuahua where they meet Laureano and his brother Chuy. Laureano explains what love is to the aliens, but only Gamma understands the friendly northern-Mexican earthling's meaning. Beta decides to conquer the Earth, using the robot and the monsters as her minions. Now Laureano must save the planet while taking time out to woo Gamma.


EL PLANETA DE LAS MUJERES INVASORAS
(Planet of the Female Invaders)
Mexico City, 1965
Estudios América & Producciones Corsa
Director: Alfredo B. Crevenna
Script: Alfredo Ruanova
Adaptation: Emilio Gómez Muriel & Alfredo Ruanova
Cinematography: Alfredo Uribe
Music: Antonio Díaz Conde
Art director: Arcadi Artis Gener
Cast:
Lorena Velásquez - Adastrea/Alburnia
Elizabeth Campbell - Martesia
Maura Monti - Eritrea
Guillermo Murray - Daniel Wolf
Adriana Roel - Silvia
Rogelio Guerra - Marcos Godoy
José Ángel Espinosa “Ferrusquilla" - Taquito King

This film is a sequel to Gigantes planetarios (Planetary Giants); it seems that the actors never knew that the scenes they were filming would be used to make two movies instead of one. While strolling through the town fair, Marcos the boxer, Taquito his 'second' and the beautiful Silvia board a flying saucer believing it to be a fairground attraction. It takes off and carries them away to the planet Sibila, ruled by Queen Adastrea. The Sibilians want to use human transplants to adapt their lungs to the Earth's atmosphere and then invade the planet. Alburnia, the ruthless queen's good-hearted twin sister, warns scientist Daniel Wolf of the Sibilians' evil scheme; he travels to Sibila, seduces and then doublecrosses Adastrea in order to foil her plans and save the Earth.


SANTO VS LA INVASIÓN DE LOS MARCIANOS
(Santo vs. the Martian Invasion)
Mexico City, 1966
Producciones Cinematográficas Alfonso Rosas Priego
Director: Alfredo B. Crevenna
Script: Rafael García Travesí
Cinematography: Jorge Stahl Jr.
Music: Antonio Díaz Conde
Theme song: "Rock del Timbal," performed by Quinteto Maravilla
Editor: Alfredo Rosas Priego
Cast:
Santo el Enmascarado de Plata
Maura Monti - Afrodita the Martian
Gilda Mirós - Artemisa the Martian
Belinda Corel - Diana the Martian
Eva Norvind - Selene the Martian
Wolf Ruvinskis -Argos
Manuel Zozaya -Professor Ordorica

Since earthlings refuse to stop nuclear testing, Martians are threatening to disintegrate everyone on Earth with their astral eye. To teach us a lesson, they have decided to first destroy a pacifistic nation: Mexico. They appear in the Magdalena Mixuca sports complex in Mexico City-where Santo is teaching wrestling to a group of children-and vaporize around a hundred people. However, the three-eyed aliens show symptoms of asphyxia that they relieve by popping special pills. They kidnap several earthlings while they figure out how to eliminate the only man who can stop them from carrying out their evil plot: Santo, the Man with the Silver Mask. Our hero then manages to snatch a Martian belt-a teleporting device that allows him to sneak aboard the alien ship where his final confrontation with the invaders will take place.


ARANAS INFERNALES (Spiders from Hell)
Mexico City, 1966
Fílmica Vergara
Director: Federico Curiel
Script: Adolfo Torres Portillo & Luis Enrique Vergara
Cinematography: Eduardo Valdés
Music: Jorge Pérez H.
Art director: Arcadi Artís Gener
Costume design: Bertha Mendoza López
Make-up: Armando Islas
Editor: José Juan Murguía
Cast:
Blue Demon
Blanca Sánchez - Hilda
Martha Elena Cervantes - Arianec
Ramón Bugarini - Robles
Fernando Osés - Arac
Nathaniel León "Frankenstein" - Moloc

A fleet of flying saucers approaches Earth while its unsuspecting inhabitants attend a wrestling match starring the champion wrestler Blue Demon. The aliens are from the distant galaxy of Aracnia and their diet consists of human brains. The monstrous beings take human form and carry victims off to their queen, Arianec. Blue Demon discovers that we are living among beings from another planet and attempts to stop them; however, he will first have to face Prince Arac in the ring.