Superzam el Invencible

Mexico / Guatemala • 1971 • 80m •

• Directed by: Federico Curiel, Ángel Rodríguez. • Starring: Raúl Martínez Solares, Superzan, Federico Curiel, Johnny Laboriel, Bertha Ruax, Ricardo Fuentes, David Castañeda, Betty Grey, Victorio Blanco, Myron Levine, Julio César Agrasánchez, Salvador Pérez G., José Gil..

Aliens come to earth in search of a missing member of their race and are helped by Superzan.

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The plot of this movie has Superzan helping aliens. In the process it has some of the most mind bending scenes you'll ever see including Superzan flying by a means that appears to have been him being towed by a plane, Superzan stopping a real train, aliens listening to Ave Maria and being moved, several songs, and more things I seem to have forgotten. It's one of the very few films I've seen recently where I sat glued to the TV as the film ran simply because I had no idea, none, where the plot was going. I don't think the filmmakers did either and it makes for a film that is best described as one where anything can happen. I think the only things we don't see is some one fishing, but outside of that anything is possible. As a strange what were they thinking experience this is one of the best (this would be a great party DVD) and recommended. As a straight forward film this film is nowhere near recommended....

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