el Ultimo Virrey de la India

Paul Naschy plays a hunchback with below average intelligence who works at the morgue. He is in love with a sickly girl who happens to be the only person who is kind to him. Each day he brings her flowers until the day she dies. He never really accepts her death and believes she is just sleeping. The girl eventually ends up at the morgue where she is being prepared for burial. Naschy's character flips out at the desecration of the girls body and stabs and decapitates the men in the only scene of gore in the movie. The police begin to look for him. This is when the Hunchback meets up with a mad scientist who's work isn't accepted by the general society. The scientist promises the Hunchback that he would re-animate the girl's body if the Hunchback brings him fresh bodyparts from the graveyard and live victims. He uses the parts to create a monster.

Detective James Barton (Frank Brana) come to the castle of Count Dartmoor (George Rigaud), a scientist and archaeologist who tells a terrible story about the discovery of an ancient mummy and the discovery of a scroll that reveals the strange preservation process he was subjected to. When Barton enters the castle Count Dartmoon is viciously whipping a severed hand that is chained to the wall. Barton presents himself as an Egyptologist, but you cannot fool Dartmoon who reads the mind of the detective. We the viewers are then thrust into one flashback after another as we learn of the horrible secrets of the mummy and his need for young girls to quench his "thirst".

A group of adventurers head to a primitive tribe in Africa to find a treasure of diamonds and a beautiful white girl who was lost years ago and was made the tribe's goddess.