Mexican Lobby Card: Curse of the Doll People

February 05, 2013

Mexican Lobby Card:
Curse of the Doll People

Devil Doll Men, also known as Curse of the Doll People (1961); Mirek Lipinski on his Mexican Horror Film website, Vampiros and Monstruos, sums it up best: "It is a splendid example of the outre nature of the fantastique emerging from Mexico at this time--wild and nearly ridiculous, but hypnotic and chilling at the same time." This lobby card captures that air of fantastique and terror.

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February 05, 2013

Mexican Lobby Card:
Curse of the Doll People

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