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El barón Brakola
The great return of the vampires among the enemies of El Santo. Indeed,
a vampire. A certain Brakola, who must be related in some way to that
other. The count. With all due respect to Stoker's descendants. It
should also be said that unlike the count's charm, the baron has a
make-up that makes him look a bit "funny".
The plot is always the same, obviously, but here we see the ancestor of
our hero, Caballero Enmascarado de la Plata, who lived in 1765 already
an enemy of Brakola. We also see the "promotion" of the ubiquitous
Fernando Osés becoming the number one villain.
Between “historical” flashbacks and the usual dynamics, El
Santo fights hard, more than in other past episodes, which makes this
film very interesting, not to mention that Brakola is also a very good
luchador.
The very poor production, however, knocks down the ambitions of
José Díaz Morales, whom we have already found and will
find again as director, but he takes a lot of effort and all in all
passes the test.
Brakola in 1765 wants to marry Rebecca, but her parents deny him
permission. So the baron does like all vampires, he visits the girl at
night and makes her become a very bad vampire, who is eventually killed
by Caballero Enmascarado de la Plata, who, however, fails to kill the
Baron.
Among mummies, mice and cobwebs, Baron Brakola wakes up about two
hundred years later and immediately goes to open the coffin of his
beloved Rebecca. But the girl was finally killed by the aforementioned
ancestor of El Santo. And Brakola, swears revenge and attacks him after
a lucha libre match. What follows and above all the epilogue are easy
to imagine and create yet another beautiful adventure of that great
hero of El Santo.