Details
The Panther Women Limited Edition (UK Import) Blu-Ray
Indicator
Original title: The Panther Women
Year: 1967
Country: Mexico
Region code: B
Content: Blu-Ray
EAN: 5060697922479
Image: 1.85:1 (1080p)
HDR: -
Audio:
Spanish Mono
Subtitles : English
Rating: 12
Genre: Horror
Cast: Ariadne Welter , Tongolele , Elizabeth Campbell
Director: René Cardona
Synopsis:
Gothic horror and wrestling collide in The Panther Women ( Las mujeres panteras ), which showcases a host of Mexico's top female stars, including Elizabeth Campbell, Ariadne Welter, and Yolanda Montes aka Tongolele.
The Panther Women are a witch cult who resurrect their leader by sacrificing the descendants of the family who murdered him. As the cult seeks to kill the youngest descendant, they are taken on by fearless fighters Loreta Venus (Welter) and the Golden Rubí (Campbell).
Directed by René Cardona ( Night of the Bloody Apes ), scripted by Alfredo Salazar ( The Bat Woman ), and produced by Guillermo Calderón ( Santo vs. the Riders of Terror ), The Panther Women is an action-packed and influential classic of the cinema of fighters .
Additional features:
- 2K restoration from the original negative
- Original Spanish mono audio
- Audio commentary with the publisher of From Parts Unknown and screenwriter of Los champions de la Lucha Libre , Keith J Rainville (2024)
- Let Them Fight! (2024, 15 mins): the Killer Film, el criticalo enmascarado (the m asked critic ), Lucha Libre specialist, and filmmaker behind the Monterrey female wrestlers documentary La femenil , discusses the protagonists of the film, the cine de wrestlers , and the controversial story of Mexican female wrestling
- Cat Fight (2024, 24 mins): academic and Latin American horror specialist Valeria Villegas Lindvall, also known as Morena de Fuego, examines the struggle for empowerment and the subversive representation of the female characters in the film
- Original theatrical trailer
- Image gallery: promotional and advertising material
- New and improved English translation subtitles
- Limited edition exclusive 80-page book with a new essay by Iain Robert Smith, archival essays by Janina Möbius and Ricardo Cárdenas Pérez, an archival interview with Guillermo Calderón, and full film credits
- UK premiere on Blu-ray
- Limited edition of 8,000 individually numbered units for the UK and US
