The only way to watch this set of six Spanish horror films is to mock them "Mystery Science Theater 3000" style because you certainly can't take these stories seriously. If you can bear with me here, let me break down each of the six films.

"Night Of The Bloody Apes" is your typical story of a man turning into a killer ape after getting an ape heart transplant. Yes, it is as ridiculous as it sounds (especially the so-called Ape Man makeup). The low, low budget and the cheap ten cent sets don't help either.

"Curse Of The Doll People" is a story of a cursed group of archaelogists who become attacked by voodoo dolls. The dolls are actually just dwarfs with silly looking masks. I have to admit, I laughed quite a bit as the tiny voodoo dolls magically became dwarf sized.

"Spiritism" doesn't have the camp appeal that the previous two films had. Instead, it's just a dull by the numbers story of a woman getting three bad consequence filled wishes from Satan.

Meet "The New Invisible Man," same as the old Invisible Man. The only difference is this film isn't a classic with Claude Raines, nor does it have groundbreaking effects.

The title "Wrestling Women Vs. The Aztec Mummy" is comical enough. Throw in a plot about a gang killing archaelogists in order to find Aztec treasure that happens to be guarded by a pig faced Mummy and you're guaranteed to laugh even more.

"Doctor Of Doom" (no relation to the Marvel comics villain "Dr. Doom") is the story of a woman who gets a brain transplant that transforms her into a super wrestler called VENDETTA. Lame plot aside, the funniest aspect of this film is that it contains some of the EXACT same wrestling footage that was in "Wrestling Women Vs. The Aztec Mummy."

The video quality for all six films is poor. Expect to see grain, dirt, the works. "The New Invisible Man" is in the worst shape. The audio quality is also weak, as the bad dubs are scratchy sounding.

Extras include a still gallery, a trailer, and 3 minutes of outtakes for "Night Of The Bloody Apes," and a still gallery for "Curse Of The Doll People."