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The Man Without a Face

1950·Thriller·1h 31m
7.1
A faceless killer who hunts women can only be stopped by a detective with a disturbing past.
Directed by Juan Bustillo Oro
prostitute
mexico
police
symbolism
surrealism
slasher
killer

Cast

Arturo de Córdova
Arturo de Córdova
Juan Carlos Lozano
Carmen Molina
Carmen Molina
Ana Maria
Miguel Ángel Ferriz Sr.
Miguel Ángel Ferriz Sr.
Dr. Eugenio Britel
Queta Lavat
Queta Lavat
Rosa Martínez
Chela Campos
Chela Campos
Cantante
Fernando Galiana
Fernando Galiana
Detective en Guadalajara
Wolf Ruvinskis
Wolf Ruvinskis
El Monstruo
Matilde Palou
Matilde Palou
Madre de Juan Carlos
Gregorio Acosta
Gregorio Acosta
Hombre en cabaret (uncredited)

Crew

Juan Bustillo Oro
Juan Bustillo Oro
Director
Juan Bustillo Oro
Juan Bustillo Oro
Writer
Raúl Lavista
Raúl Lavista
Original Music Composer
Jorge Stahl Jr.
Jorge Stahl Jr.
Director of Photography
Juan Bustillo Oro
Juan Bustillo Oro
Producer

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Queso Panela
Queso Panela
The Man Without a Face
Los peligros de las boy moms 😔
El verdadero asesino, la madre castradora dándole la razón a Freud.
Los peligros de las boy moms 😔
El verdadero asesino, la madre castradora dándole la razón a Freud.
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aaron
aaron
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Damn, this one was a difficult find. The only copy I can across was a couple of pixels but I work with what I can. (There really weren't many horror movies released in 1950!)

This one was fun! A very Freud-tinged, proto-giallo, Mexican murder mystery — with some rather cool hypnotic dream sequences. Sure, it's a premise we've probably all seen before (most likely about a decade on), but it's intriguing to see where all these tropes arose initially.

I'd love to see a proper restoration of this one day!
Damn, this one was a difficult find. The only copy I can across was a couple of pixels but I work with what I can. (There really weren't many horror movies released in 1950!)

This one was fun! A very Freud-tinged, proto-giallo, Mexican murder mystery — with some rather cool hypnotic dream sequences. Sure, it's a premise we've probably all seen before (most likely about a decade on), but it's intriguing to see where all these tropes arose initially.

I'd love to see a proper restoration of this one day!
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Sebastián Allegre
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