
Dr. Edmund Redding discovers Ann Taylor is an Aztec reincarnation. Her memories guide him to a chamber in the Pyramid, where they find a mummy and a corpse. In Pasadena, Janney kills Redding, steals the corpse and revives it as a werewolf haunting the city. The film blends footage from Mexican horror movies with scenes from Jerry Warren.
Does Face of the Screaming Werewolf have end credit scenes?
No!
Face of the Screaming Werewolf does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.
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Lon Chaney Jr.
The Mummified Werewolf

Steve Conte
The Hired Thief

Ramón Gay
Dr. Edmund Redding

Germán Valdés
Man in Wax Museum

Rosita Arenas
Ann Taylor (as Rosa Arenas)

George Mitchell André
Dr. Frederick Munson

Alfredo Wally Barrón
Henchman

Jorge Mondragón
Old Scientist

Yolanda Varela
Woman In Apartment (as Landa Varle)

Crox Alvarado
Redding's Aide

Chuck Niles
Douglas Banks

Yerye Beirute
Prof. Janning

Fred Hoffman
Detective Hammond
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A psychic woman named Ann Taylor, Rosita Arenas, regressed to a former life through hypnosis, leads archaeologists into an ancient Aztec pyramid where they uncover a tomb containing two mummies: a mummified Caucasian werewolf, Lon Chaney Jr., and a mummified Aztec warrior. A mad doctor, Yerye Beirute, abducts the werewolf-mummy to his lab and manages to revive him. As the full moon rises, the wrapped creature awakens into a snarling werewolf, setting off a brutal rampage.
Meanwhile, the second mummy—the Aztec warrior—escapes captivity later that same night and hones in on Ann Taylor, attempting to kidnap her from her apartment. The pursuit ends abruptly when both are struck by a car and killed off-screen, and a hastily printed newspaper headline proclaims the mummy’s death, effectively ending that thread.
The werewolf continues his slaughter in a nearby city, leaving a trail of fear and devastation in his wake. In the film’s finale, the werewolf kidnaps a young woman from her apartment, triggering a dramatic confrontation with the Mexican comedian Tin-Tan, depicted as a onetime hero on a high ledge. The clash unfolds with Tin-Tan battling the monster, though most of his scenes had been cut from the Americanized edition by Jerry Warren, making his climactic appearance feel oddly out of place. The werewolf fights his way back to the lab with the woman, but a fire erupts, trapping them inside. The hero—portrayed by Tin-Tan—defeats the creature with a burning torch, and the werewolf reverts to his human form as he dies. In the closing moments, a pair of American policemen on-screen seem to dismiss the existence of any werewolf at all, closing the curtain on a story that never quite clarifies its supernatural thread.**

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