Kiss Me Monster

A professor conducting human experiments on a Caribbean island has developed a secret formula for cloning people. This discovery attracts various dangerous groups, including satanists and international criminals, who seek the formula for themselves. Two women, Diana and Regina, become entangled in the conflict while traveling. They face off against a syndicate and other rivals as they search for the professor's legacy and a mysterious red box.

Directed by Jesús Franco, this production is the fourth of 21 films he directed in chronological order, following Venus in Furs and preceding The Girl from Rio. The screenplay was written by Franco and Luis Revenga. The film was produced by Adrian Hoven and José López Moreno, with a cast featuring Janine Reynaud, Rosanna Yanni, Chris Howland, Michel Lemoine, Manuel Velasco, and Ana Casares.

Released on March 28, 1969, this German and Spanish co-production blends elements of comedy, horror, mystery, science fiction, and thriller over a runtime of 87 minutes. Audience reception has been generally low, with a rating of 4.3/10 on IMDb based on 859 votes and a 4.7/10 on TMDB from 19 votes.