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Do not watch this expecting a high-stakes thriller like The Italian Job . Watch this if you love retro B-movies, luchador cinema, or want to see a ghostly tour of Guanajuato through the lens of 1970s technicolor. It is a goofy, ghoulish gem that deserves a spot on any cult classic shelf.

: The evil Count Cagliostro, a 500-year-old warlock, uses a spell to resurrect the mummies to extract "Hernium," a volatile element he needs for world domination.

The most famous resident, "El Ahogado" (The Drowned Man), has a name: Raymundo Nava. He died in 1906, and his distinct expression of agony led to legends that he was buried alive. While his name is known, his personality has been erased, replaced by a ghost story.

Robbery Of The Mummies Of Guanajuato Top !!top!! -

Do not watch this expecting a high-stakes thriller like The Italian Job . Watch this if you love retro B-movies, luchador cinema, or want to see a ghostly tour of Guanajuato through the lens of 1970s technicolor. It is a goofy, ghoulish gem that deserves a spot on any cult classic shelf.

: The evil Count Cagliostro, a 500-year-old warlock, uses a spell to resurrect the mummies to extract "Hernium," a volatile element he needs for world domination.

The most famous resident, "El Ahogado" (The Drowned Man), has a name: Raymundo Nava. He died in 1906, and his distinct expression of agony led to legends that he was buried alive. While his name is known, his personality has been erased, replaced by a ghost story.