One of my all time favorites.

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

A waste of 90 minutes of my life

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy is probably one of the most boring movies I've ever watched. It took me five times before I finally managed to finish it. I just couldn't stay awake...It's so darn uninteresting. It's just a long summary of the previous movies in the series...this is not one of those movies that are "so bad they're good". It's just bad. The fight between the Aztec Mummy and the robot must be the worst fight scene in movie history. It almost makes me believe that I fell asleep again and had a nightmare.The only positive thing I can say about it is that there's nothing truly offensive in it. The good guys are good, the bad guys are bad (in more ways than one). The pagan mummy can be defeated by the Cross. Then there's the classic "evil scientists shouldn't mess around with dangerous stuff" theme. It's too bad the rest of the movie smells worse than a mummy's breath.

While continuing the saga of the Aztec Mummy,they manage to raise more questions than they answer. A good portion of this movie is them flashing back to the last movie.They tie up some loose ends but raise some questions too. The scientist says the mummy won't go back to its home because of the explosion but in the first movie there had already been an explosion there and the mummy was still there. The best part is the guy who got fake injured in the last movie now has half his face burnt off and he walks around like the phantom of the opera. Sadly,there's no wrestlers in this one. It's just more people dying from getting gingerly pushed and lots of bad acting. If you saw the The Curse Of The Aztec Mummy, you have to see this.

This is the third film in "The Aztec Mummy" trilogy and it happens to be the weakest in the series. During a lengthy recap of the first two movies we are informed that 5 years have passed since "Dr. Eduardo Almada" (Ramon Gay) and his wife "Flor Almada" (Rosa Arenas) were involved in the incident in which the evil scientist "Dr. Krupp" (Luis Aceves Castaneda) tried to steal a certain Aztec breastplate and bracelet only to be prevented from doing so by the Aztec mummy named "Popoca" (Angel Di Stefani). But even after two unsuccessful attempts Dr. Krupp is still determined to get his hands on the hidden treasure of the Aztecs and this time he has invented a "human robot" to do his evil bidding for him. At any rate, rather than detail the entire movie and risk spoiling it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that while the entire story was pretty good it became quite apparent that there simply weren't enough resources available to carry it out on a successful level. As I stated earlier, a good fourth of the movie was taken up by the retelling of the first and second movies in the series. Considering that this movie only lasted 65 minutes that's quite a bit of film which could have been devoted to the matter at hand--but wasn't. Along with that the robot looked quite comical and required a great deal of discipline not to laugh out loud. However, it should be remembered that this movie was made in the 1950's and so some allowances should probably be made. Even so, there was simply too much material that needed time and depth in order for this movie to work and it simply wasn't available. Below average.

Nice Dr. Almada (Ramon Gay) discovers a hidden tomb in a pyramid. In it is a priceless bracelet and breast plate. It's also guarded by a mummy who has been cursed for all eternity to protect it. Evil Dr. Krupp (Luis Castaneda) wants them to finance his experiments for world domination...but the mummy kills anyone who tries to take them. So Dr. Krupp build a powerful robot to kill the mummy so he can get the treasure.OK--I love bad films. How could I resist something with a title like this? Unfortunately it's not bad enough to be fun. It's just BAD! It also manages to be slow AND convoluted at the same time! The plot is (obviously) stupid and this is a Mexican film that's horribly dubbed. It was shown to kids back in 1960 at kiddie matinée here in the U.S. Even the kids probably hated this! The film is very low budget...and it shows. The makeup is (and I'm being kind) terrible! The mummy is nothing more than a guy in rags with a dime store mask that looks like oatmeal! The robot is just a guy in an ill-fitting suit that wouldn't pass muster for a grade school play. The title fight comes at the end and is far from thrilling. It lasts an astonishing two MINUTES and just has them pushing each other around! The acting can't be truthfully judged because they're all dubbed. It's thankfully short at only 65 minutes but it still has plenty of padding that I was fast-forwarding through. Good for a few unintentional laughs but it's more boring than anything else. A 1 all the way.