Well, let’s talk about José Elías Moreno for a moment. When it comes to his career highlights, one film really stands out as his highest rated work—Santa Claus vs. the Devil from 1959. It’s definitely a unique title, and honestly, it’s quite the standout in José Elías Moreno’s filmography. Fans and critics alike seem to appreciate this one the most, giving it top marks compared to his other projects.

On the flip side, not every entry in José Elías Moreno’s catalog received the same warm reception. His lowest rated movie, which has drawn quite a bit of mixed reactions, is La Horripilante bestia humana, also known internationally as Night of the Bloody Apes. Sometimes it’s even referred to with the alternate title Horror and Sex or Gomar: The Human Gorilla, released back in 1969. Let’s just say it’s… an experience. While it may have its niche audience, especially among fans of cult horror, it hasn’t fared as well in overall ratings.

So, when you look at the full scope of José Elías Moreno’s contributions to film, there’s quite a range—from festive fantasy battles to bizarre, boundary-pushing horror. And through it all, José Elías Moreno remains a notable figure in these genres.