Paul Naschy - The Paul Naschy Filmography

The Paul Naschy Filmography

Paul Naschy starred in many other horror films that did not feature el Hombre Lobo, as well as a number of crime films, costume dramas, action thrillers, etc. Below is a list of his major movies, in strict chronological order of production. Dates shown are when the films were made, not when they were theatrically released in various foreign markets. This information was taken from Naschy's own autobiography ("Memoirs of a Wolfman") and the release date information is much more accurate than that found on any other websites.

• I Spy (American television series) 1966, Naschy played a very small part in the episode titled "Mainly on the Plains", which starred Boris Karloff, Robert Culp & Bill Cosby

• Agonizando en el Crimen (Agonizing Over Crime) 1967, directed by Enrique Eguiluz (crime drama).

• La Furia de Johnny Kidd (The Fury of Johnny Kidd) 1968, Naschy had a very small role in this spaghetti western; aka Ultimate Gunfighter

• La Marca del Hombre Lobo (Mark of the Wolf Man) 1968, directed by Enrique Eguiluz (aka Frankenstein's Bloody Terror)

• Las Noches del Hombre Lobo (Nights of the Wolf Man) 1968, directed by Rene Govar (a lost film)

• Los Monstruos del Terror (The Monsters of Terror) 1969, directed by Hugo Fregonese & Tulio Demichelli (aka Assignment Terror)

• El Vertigo del Crimen (The Vertigo of Crime) 1970, directed by Pascual Cervera (crime drama)

• La Furia del Hombre Lobo (Fury of the Wolf Man) 1970, directed by Jose Maria Zabalza

• La Noche de Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night) 1970, directed by Leon Klimovsky (aka Werewolf Shadow, aka The Werewolf vs the Vampire Woman)

• Dr. Jekyll y el Hombre Lobo (Dr. Jekyll and the Wolf Man) 1971, directed by Leon Klimovsky

• Jack el Destripador de Londres (Jack The Ripper of London) 1971 (aka Seven Corpses for Scotland Yard) giallo directed by Jose Luis Madrid

• El Gran Amor de Conde Dracula (Count Dracula's Great Love) 1972 (released on DVD as Cemetery Girls or Vampire Playgirls) directed by Javier Aguirre

• El Jorobado de la Morgue (The Hunchback of the Morgue) 1972 (aka The Rue Morgue Massacre) directed by Javier Aguirre, considered one of Naschy's all-time greatest horror films (it won 2 different film awards)

• Los Crimenes de Petiot (The Crimes of Petiot) 1972, directed by Jose Luis Madrid (crime drama)

• La Orgia de los Muertos (Orgy of the Dead) 1972 (aka The Hanging Woman, aka Return of the Zombies, aka Bracula, aka Beyond the Living Dead, aka Terror of the Living Dead) directed by Jose Luis Merino

• El Espanto Surge de la Tumba (Horror Rises From the Tomb) 1972 directed by Carlos Aured; (this film introduced the medieval warlock Alaric de Marnac, who returned later in Naschy's 1982 sequel Latidos De Panicos). Technically, the Spanish title translates as either "Fright Rises from the Grave" or "The Spook Rises from the Grave", but this film is overwhelmingly referred to by its U.S. title.

• La Rebelion de las Muertas (Rebellion of the Dead) 1972 (aka Vengeance of the Zombies, aka Walk of the Dead), directed by Leon Klimovsky.

• El Retorno de Walpurgis (The Return of Walpurgis) 1972, directed by Carlos Aured (aka Curse of the Devil)

• Los Ojos Azules de la Muneca Rota (The Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll) 1973 (U.S. video title: The House of Psychotic Women) directed by Carlos Aured

• La Venganza de la Momia (The Mummy's Revenge) 1973 (aka Revenge of the Mummy) directed by Carlos Aured (released on video in both a cut & an uncut version)

• Las Ratas no Duermen de Noche (Rats Don't Sleep At Night) 1973, directed by Juan Fortuny (also released in an X-rated version entitled Crimson)

• Tarzan in King Solomon's Mines 1973, directed by Jose Luis Merino (this film was unauthorized by the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate)

• Una Libelula Para Cada Muerto (A Dragonfly For Each Corpse) 1973, giallo directed by Leon Klimovsky

• El Asesino Esta Entre Los Trece (The Killer Is One of The Thirteen) 1974, giallo directed by Javier Aguirre

• Todos los Gritos del Silencio (All the Screams of Silence) 1974, slasher film directed by Ramon Barco

• La Diosa Salvaje (The Savage Goddess) 1974 (aka Kilma, Queen of the Jungle) directed by Miguel Iglesias Bonns

• El Mariscal del Infierno (The Marshal From Hell) 1974 (U.S. video title: The Devil's Possessed), directed by Leon Klimovsky. (Story was based on the real-life medieval activities of Gilles de Rais, who was also Naschy's inspiration for his Alaric de Marnac character)

• La Cruz del Diablo (The Devil's Cross) 1974, directed by John Gilling. (Naschy wrote the original screenplay for this movie, but lost creative control of the project & later wished his name had been removed from the credits) *Note- Naschy did not act in this film

• Exorcismo (Exorcism) 1974, directed by Juan Bosch (Naschy claimed he wrote this film several years before The Exorcist was released)

• Los Pasajeros (The Passengers) 1975, directed by Jose Barrero (crime/ horror)

• Muerte de un Quinqui (Death of a Hoodlum) 1975, directed by Leon Klimovsky (crime drama)

• Ambicion Fallida (Failed Ambition) 1975, directed by Christian Jaque (crime drama based on a French comic book called "Dr. Justice")

• La Maldicion de la Bestia (Curse of the Beast) 1975, directed by Miguel Iglesias Bonns (aka The Werewolf and the Yeti)

• Inquisicion (Inquisition) 1976, 1st film ever directed by Paul Naschy

• Secuestro (Kidnapped) 1976, directed by Leon Klimovsky (crime drama)

• Ultimo Deseo (The Last Desire) 1977, sci-fi film directed by Leon Klimovsky (U.S. release titles: The People Who Own the Dark, Blind Planet)

• El Transexual (The Transexual) 1977, directed by Jose Jara (controversial crime drama)

• El Huerto del Francés (The Frenchman's Garden) 1977, directed by Paul Naschy (crime drama based on a true story)

• El Caminante (The Traveler) 1979, directed by Paul Naschy (who plays the Devil in this highly acclaimed fantasy film)

• El Carnaval de las Bestias (Carnival of the Beasts) 1980 (U.S. DVD release title: Human Beasts), directed by Paul Naschy (a Spanish/Japanese co-production dealing with cannibalism)

• Misterio en la Isla de los Monstruos (Mystery on Monster Island) 1980, directed by Juan Piquer Simon, based on a Jules Verne story (Paul Naschy and Peter Cushing each play a small role in this action adventure, but do not share any scenes; truly a wasted opportunity)

• El Retorno del Hombre Lobo (Return of the Wolf Man) 1980, directed by Paul Naschy (aka The Craving)

• Los Cantabros (The Cantabrians) (1981) directed by Paul Naschy (peplum)

• Buenas Noches, Señor Monstruo (Good Night, Mr. Monster) 1982, directed by Antonio Mercero (Naschy played a generic werewolf in this children's musical comedy)

• Latidos de Panicos (Panic Beats) 1982, directed by Paul Naschy (featured the return of Naschy's medieval warlock Alaric de Marnac).

• La Bestia y la Espada Magica (The Beast and the Magic Sword) 1983, directed by Paul Naschy (Spanish/ Japanese co-production)

• El Ultimo Kamikaze (The Last Kamikaze) 1984, directed by Paul Naschy (Spanish/ Japanese co-production)

• Operation Mantis (1984) spy spoof directed by Paul Naschy (this was the film that resulted in Naschy's production company going bankrupt) Note* - Naschy's father Enrique Molina died during this time.

• El Aullido del Diablo (Howl of the Devil) 1987, directed by Paul Naschy (starring Caroline Munro and Howard Vernon) *Note- Features a brief cameo of Naschy made up as El Hombre Lobo, and Naschy's son Sergio Molina in a major role.

• Horror en el Musea de Cera (Horror in the Wax Museum) 1990, directed by Paul Naschy (this film was apparently never released) Note* - Naschy suffered a near-fatal heart attack on Aug. 27, 1991.

• State of Mind (1992) directed by Reginald Adamson (violent prison film co-starring Fred Williamson)

• La Noche del Ejecutor (Night of the Executioner) 1993, directed by Paul Naschy (violent vigilante movie)

• Hambre Mortal (Mortal Hunger) 1996, directed by Toni Escalonilla (a satirical homage)

• Cientificament Perfectes (Scientifically Perfect) 1996, directed by F. X. Capell (sci-fi special effects film).

• Licántropo/(Lycantropus: The Moonlight Murders) 1996, aka The Full Moon Killer; directed by Francisco Gordillo

• El Ojo de la Medusa (Eye of the Medusa) 1997, crime drama directed by Jose Cabanach

• Erase Otra Vez (Once Upon A Time Again) 2000, directed by Juan Pinzas (drama)

• Mucha Sangre (Lots of Blood) 2000, directed by Pepe de las Heras (a crime/ sci-fi/ comedy)

• School Killer, The (2001) directed by Carlos Gil (crime drama)

• El Lado Oscuro (The Dark Side) (2002) directed by Luciano Berriatua

• El Corazon Delator (The Tell-Tale Heart) (2003) 10-minute horror short directed by Alfonso Suarez, based on the famous Edgar Allan Poe story

• Tomb of the Werewolf (2004) directed in Hollywood by Fred Olen Ray, filmed on video

• Countess Dracula's Orgy of Blood (2004) directed in Hollywood by Don Glut, filmed on video; this film was shot back-to-back with Fred Olen Ray's Tomb of the Werewolf (Naschy's last Hombre Lobo film) in 2004.

• Rojo Sangre (Blood Red) (2004) directed by Christian Molina (Naschy plays an aging ex-horror film actor in this horror thriller)

• Rottweiler (2004) directed by Brian Yuzna in Spain (sci-fi/ horror)

• Um Lobisomem na Amazonia (A Werewolf in the Amazon) (2005) directed in Brazil by Ivan Cardoso; story based on H. G. Wells' "The Island of Dr. Moreau" (sci-fi)