Hello, my name's Justin McLew and I'm here today with Will Sloan.

And you're listening to The Important Cinema Club.

And today, Shocktober!

Oh, you scared me, a heart attack.

It's alive.

You got me Diabolique style.

Now you get all my wealth.

The bride of Frankenstein. And today, we're talking about

the man who played a hundred monsters, Mr. Paul Nashy. The king of Spanish horror. Get a load of

this guy's resume. He's best known for playing the Spanish Wolfman, El Humberlobo, in 12 movies,

11 of which still exist.

But he didn't stop there.

He also played Dracula, the hunchback of Notre Dame, the mummy, Jack the Ripper,

Foumancho, Mr. Hyde, although apparently not Dr. Jekyll, and briefly, in a dream sequence

once, Frankenstein's monster.

I should clarify that that Mr. Hyde is because in that movie, the werewolf versus Mr. Hyde,

the werewolf is cured, but then turned into Mr. Hyde.

So it's actually the same character.

And that kind of insanity actually leads to, you know, what really attracts people about

Paul Nashy's career?

This is a guy that obviously

loved Universal Monsters, and he wanted to bring it to the screen in his country, Spain, that didn't

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