César del Campo Movies

Como tú ninguna is a black and white film co-produced by Argentina and Mexico directed by Roberto Ratto according to his own script that premiered in 1946 at the Teatro América and starred José Cibrián and Maritza Rosales.

A formal dinner party starts out normally enough, but after the bourgeois group retire to the host’s music room, they inexplicably find themselves unable to leave.

When Santo accompanies a troupe of archaeologists in the search for Aztec artifacts, they find the Mummy of an Aztec who leaves a warning to those who tamper with his resting place. The adventurers ignore the warning, and before long, the Mummy starts bumping...

Mexican movie

The Jiménez brothers and their allies lead an operation to combat a gang of criminals who have the region under a regime of terror. The bloody confrontations begin to produce the first fatalities.

Backstage comedy; singer-dancer and her songwriter husband pretend to have an open relationship, because it makes them look smart and modern.

Criminals hiding out on an island find a shipwrecked stranger.

A young heiress is kidnapped by two aspiring thieves who are then captured by a mad scientist. It's up to the police, Santo, and Blue Demon to rescue them.

In a music hall has committed a murder, the police will also find the murderer.

Luis Aguilar heads the cast in this story of a band of outlaws whose exploits are more fun than negligible.

Working-class girl becomes a Kept Woman, violating all of man's laws and God's Mandates.

A group of beautiful female vampires lure men to their estate so they can feed on their blood.

Legendary masked wrestler El Santo must stop a criminal gang.

Journalist meets an unforgettable woman, tracks her down and discovers all her tragic past.

Sequel to Juan Orol's "Organización criminal". After 6 years in prison, gangster Tony Florino is released from custody. He repeatedly makes it clear he didn't snitch in exchange for a reduced sentence, but was given time off for good behavior.

A crime organization that deals with drug trafficking discovers that more and more drugs keep disappearing. Joe Luciana, a man who is respected for his good deeds, appears to be responsible.

A summit meeting of rival gangs, one predominantly Italian and the other a mix of Polish, Irish, and Italian mobsters, fails to resolve their differences, and gang war breaks out.