Gustavo César Carrión"s soundtracks to the classic Mexican horror films "El Vampiro" (1957) and its sequel "El Ataúd del Vampiro (The Vampire"s Coffin)" (1957), both directed by Fernando Méndez and produced by Abel Salazar"s famed Cinematografica ABSA, which inspired by Salazar"s love for the Universal horror films of the "30s and "40s, produced 8 horror films from 1957-1964. Salazar was so involved in these projects that he actually plays the role of the doctor in both "El Vampiro" and the sequel! Black and white gothic gems with swirling fog, dark externals, campy effects, rubber bats, and believe it or not, the first vampire to ever sport fangs on film (played by Germán Robles)! Called a "masterpiece" by many fans of classic horror, and listed as one of the Top 100 Mexican Films of all time, "El Vampiro" is definitely a cult flick worth rediscovery, thanks in no small part to Carrión"s dark and foreboding soundtrack. "El Vampiro" and "El Ataúd del Vampiro" can also be considered direct precursors to the well-known Christopher Lee movies from Hammer. Tracklisting:1) El Vampiro2) El Ataúd del Vampiro