- For the episode, see MST3K 1308 - The Batwoman.
| “ | You are all idiots and I can't stand the sight of you! | ” |
| - Dr. Williams |
The Batwoman is a 1967 superhero film directed by René Cardona.
Plot[]
The superhero known as The Batwoman investigates the disappearance of several wrestlers and discovers a plot by a mad scientist to create a deadly amphibious creature.
Cast[]
- Maura Monti as Gloria / Batwoman
- Roberto Cañedo as Dr. Eric Williams
- Héctor Godoy as Mario Robles
- David Silva as Jose
- Crox Alvarado as Inspector
- Armando Silvestre as Tony Roca
Notes[]
- In the title card and posters for the original Spanish-language version of this film, the title and the main character's name (Mujer Murcielago) are consistently depicted as two words. In the various promotional materials for the English-language version, they are depicted as one word, two words, or hyphenated.
- The copyright date for this film is 1967, but it was not released in Mexico until 1968.
- The is no connection between this film and The Wild Wild World of Batwoman.
- During Turkey Day '21, it was announced that The Batwoman would be the film used in Episode 1308. It premiered on August 19, 2022.
MST3K Connections[]
- Director René Cardona was also director for Santa Claus and Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Writer and production manager Alfredo Salazar was also writer for The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy and Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Source material co-creator Bill Finger was also writer for The Green Slime and Track of the Moon Beast.
- Crox Alvarado also portrayed Pinacate in The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy.
- Carlos Suárez (Igor) also portrayed Ratón in Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Producer Guillermo Calderón was also producer for The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy (for which he was also story writer), Santa Claus, and Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Dialogue recordist Eduardo Arjona was also dialogue recordist for Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Sound supervisor James L. Fields was also sound supervisor for Santa Claus and Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Sound editor José Li-ho was also assistant editor for The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy and Santa Claus and sound editor for Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Re-recording mixer Galdino R. Samperio was also sound re-recordist and music recordist for Santa Claus, music recordist for Samson vs. the Vampire Women, and sound re-recordist for Santo in the Treasure of Dracula.
- Musical director Antonio Díaz Conde was also composer and musical director for The Robot vs the Aztec Mummy and Santa Claus.