Miss Muerte / The Diabolical Dr. Z (1966) [REPOST]

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During a thunderstorm, the soon-to-be-executed Woodside Strangler attacks his guard and escapes from prison, only to arrive barely conscious at the estate of bespectacled Dr. Zimmer (Antonio Jiménez Escribano), a disciple of the late Dr. Orloff. At the insistence of his daughter Irma (Mabel Karr), the doctor tries out his new mind control experiments on the convict thanks to his latest contraption, a robot-armed mechanism complete with spikes which puncture the patient's spinal column. Zimmer presents his findings at a scientific conference, but the hostile reception from his colleagues drives Zimmer to a fatal heart attack on the spot. To cope with her grief, Irma goes to a jazz club where the beguiling Miss Death (Estella Blain) performs a bizarre stage routine involving a huge spiderweb. Consumed by the need to continue her father's experiments, Irma runs over a sexy blonde hitchhiker but winds up horribly scarred while disposing of the body. When the doctor's female assistant rebels, Irma uses the Strangler (now her mind-controlled servant) to subdue the rebellious woman and turn her into a servant, too. Together they set out after Miss Death (real name Nadia) in order to create a killing machine capable of striking down the men responsible for Zimmer's death. The method is simple; with her long, poisonous fingernails, Miss Death can seduce her prey in any location without being caught, and soon this instrument of terror sets out after the three guilty parties with the police gradually closing in.
~ Mondo Digital

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