Abel Salazar

Biography

Born: Sept. 24th, 1917 Died: Oct. 21st, 1995 Salazar was the Mexican equivalent to say someone like Peter Cushing or Vincent Price. He starred in several Mexican horror films in the late 50's and early 60's. Titles such as The Curse of the Crying Woman, The Vampire and it's sequel The Vampire's Coffin. And of course, one of the most famous of the Mexican horror films, The Brainiac, where Salazar starred as the title creature. But besides starring in these films, Salazar also produced them. He seen the kind of money that these films can bring in and did just that. Sure, some may consider these films a little silly, especially The Brainiac, but most of them are filled with creepy atmosphere that is well worth the look.

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The Brainiac

Baron Vitelius d'Estera

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The Vampire

Dr. Enrique

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The Curse of the Crying Woman

Jaime

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The Vampire's Coffin

Dr. Enrique Saldívar

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L'homme et le Monstre

Ricardo Souto

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La Cabeza Viviente

Inspector Toledo

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Los tres García

José Luis García

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¡Vuelven los García!

José Luis García

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Del can-can al mambo

Roberto

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Coyote

El Coyote

Starring In
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Sr. Heredia

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The Curse of the Crying Woman

Jaime

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La Cabeza Viviente

Inspector Toledo

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The Brainiac

Baron Vitelius d'Estera

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L'homme et le Monstre

Ricardo Souto

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The Vampire's Coffin

Dr. Enrique Saldívar

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The Vampire

Dr. Enrique

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Coyote

El Coyote

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Ricardo

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El fantasma se enamora

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Del can-can al mambo

Roberto

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El marido de mi novia

Paco

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Los tres García

José Luis García

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¡Vuelven los García!

José Luis García

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Ramón

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Alberto de Morcef

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La virgen morena

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