FACE of the SCREAMING WEREWOLF (Full Movie) 1964 - a Jerry Warren Horror Film - Lon Chaney Jr

"Face of the Screaming Werewolf" is a unique entry in the realm of cult cinema, known for its unconventional origins and blending of disparate elements. Directed by the infamous Jerry Warren, a legendary figure in B-movie history known for his creative editing techniques, the film actually combines footage from two different movies: "La Casa del Terror" (House of Terror) and "La Momia Azteca" (The Aztec Mummy).

The storyline unfolds as archeologists discover an ancient Aztec tomb in Mexico City, where they unwittingly awaken a cursed mummy. This mummy, played by Lon Chaney, Jr., in his final role as the iconic Wolfman, becomes intertwined with the narrative, adding a layer of classic horror nostalgia to the film. Chaney's presence brings a haunting gravitas to the creature lurking within the ancient ruins, blending seamlessly with Warren's trademark editing style.

Despite its disjointed origins, "Face of the Screaming Werewolf" captivates audiences with its kitschy charm, atmospheric settings, and the eerie allure of its dual horror legends—both Lon Chaney, Jr., and the timeless allure of the werewolf mythos. For fans of vintage horror and B-movie aficionados, this film stands as a testament to the creativity and allure of cult cinema, where unconventional storytelling and legendary figures converge to create a truly unforgettable experience.