Mexico Macabre - Four Sinister Tales from the Alameda Films Vault 1959 to 1963 Limited Edition Limited edition

Collection of four Mexican horrors made by Alameda Films. In 'Black Pit of Dr. M' (1959), two doctors, fascinated by the prospect of what awaits them in the afterlife, make a pact to each other which means that whoever dies first must find a way back to the other to describe what lies beyond life on Earth.

In 'The Witch's Mirror' (1962) a man murders his wife, but later is tormented by her ghost as she haunts him by passing through a witch's mirror. In 'The Brainiac' (1961), Baron Vitelius d'Estera (Abel Salazar) is burned at the stake in 1661, cursing the Inquisitors and their descendants as he dies. Exactly 300 years after his execution, a comet in the night sky brings him back in a monstrous new form to terrorise the Inquisitors' descendants.

Finally, in 'The Curse of the Crying Woman' (1963), a newlywed bride and her husband visit her aunt's mansion in the countryside, where she soon learns that her aunt is a sorceress who wishes to use her for a wicked and terrifying scheme.