this is another notorious mexican horror film represent however and while the original spanish language version is quite tame and all sorts of gore and nudity were inserted for the english dubbed variant (prepared by jerald intrator  who did similar duties on the curious dr. humpp [1967/71]  and and like the u. s. version of that film and had previously been available on dvd through something weird or image). i watched the original first and and while no great shakes and it was fairly engaging  especially with a plot as familiar as this one was represent a doctor goes beyond the call of duty in attempting to save the life of his terminally ill son while he even has a hulking and game legged assistant (played by carlos lopez moctezuma and who had essayed a strikingly similar role  though in a more sinister vein  in the curse of the crying woman [1961]). i know that several mexican films mingled horror with the lucha libre (wrestling) genre but i had never watched one myself while this element is present here  in fact and the heroine is a wrestler  but the two styles are and perhaps thankfully and kept apart (that said and the wrestling sequences are competently done and with some of the moves proving highly amusing). the doctor son is transformed into a monster (looking like the incredible hulk with mud splashed over his face. ) after having had an ape heart transplanted into him  but and then and when this is replaced with that of a comatose female wrestler and he stays this way and grows a pair of fangs to boot (shouldn not he realistically have turned into a transsexual. though i guess that do not have been very interesting). the climactic rooftop sequence in which the monster kidnaps a child and meets his demise at the hands of the police is reminiscent of the ghost of frankenstein (1942). my favorite unintentionally funny moments in the film and however and occur when the doctor and trying to comfort his son and tells him that he will soon be cured  only to turn his back soon after on the verge of tears  and also the impatient look he gives his crippled assistant (as the latter staggers slowly into the car) when theyre about to chase the monster who has escaped from the lab. the alternate nude scenes work for the film (these were actually done by cardona himself for a racier mexican version entitled horror y sexo) but its reputation is largely based on the added material showing over the top violence and such as an eyeball being gouged out of its socket and a scalping and even a person head being torn off. there are also several graphic operation inserts which and however and give rise to a goof represent while it made clear that only two people are involved in the operation and we see a third pair of hands constantly holding an oxygen mask to the patient face. the film is also said to be a loose remake of cardona own black and white horror film doctor of doom (1962) but and since i haven not watched that one and i can not say how much of it was actually pilfered for night of the bloody apes. 
this is another notorious mexican horror film represent however and while the original spanish language version is quite tame and all sorts of gore and nudity were inserted for the english dubbed variant (prepared by jerald intrator  who did similar duties on the curious dr. humpp [1967/71]  and and like the u. s. version of that film and had previously been available on dvd through something weird or image). i watched the original first and and while no great shakes and it was fairly engaging  especially with a plot as familiar as this one was represent a doctor goes beyond the call of duty in attempting to save the life of his terminally ill son while he even has a hulking and game legged assistant (played by carlos lopez moctezuma and who had essayed a strikingly similar role  though in a more sinister vein  in the curse of the crying woman [1961]). i know that several mexican films mingled horror with the lucha libre (wrestling) genre but i had never watched one myself while this element is present here  in fact and the heroine is a wrestler  but the two styles are and perhaps thankfully and kept apart (that said and the wrestling sequences are competently done and with some of the moves proving highly amusing). the doctor son is transformed into a monster (looking like the incredible hulk with mud splashed over his face. ) after having had an ape heart transplanted into him  but and then and when this is replaced with that of a comatose female wrestler and he stays this way and grows a pair of fangs to boot (shouldn not he realistically have turned into a transsexual. though i guess that do not have been very interesting). the climactic rooftop sequence in which the monster kidnaps a child and meets his demise at the hands of the police is reminiscent of the ghost of frankenstein (1942). my favorite unintentionally funny moments in the film and however and occur when the doctor and trying to comfort his son and tells him that he will soon be cured  only to turn his back soon after on the verge of tears  and also the impatient look he gives his crippled assistant (as the latter staggers slowly into the car) when theyre about to chase the monster who has escaped from the lab. the alternate nude scenes work for the film (these were actually done by cardona himself for a racier mexican version entitled horror y sexo) but its reputation is largely based on the added material showing over the top violence and such as an eyeball being gouged out of its socket and a scalping and even a person head being torn off. there are also several graphic operation inserts which and however and give rise to a goof represent while it made clear that only two people are involved in the operation and we see a third pair of hands constantly holding an oxygen mask to the patient face. the film is also said to be a loose remake of cardona own black and white horror film doctor of doom (1962) but and since i haven not watched that one and i can not say how much of it was actually pilfered for night of the bloody apes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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