Showing posts with label The Atomic Brain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Atomic Brain. Show all posts
Friday, December 6, 2013
Fool's Views (11/25 - 12/1) (with Turkey!)
Howdy, folks,
With HIDDEN HORROR is about to take flight, Noises Off destroying Milwaukee audiences with unfettered hilarity, and a certain holiday celebrating thankfulness (followed by the annual pilgrimage to Kitley’s Krypt to assault eyes, brains, and stomachs known as Turkey Day), it turned out to be a good week for the Views. Like any self-respecting Thanksgiving feast, a balanced menu of horror and civilian offerings left me satisfied and built up my appetite for the remainder of the year. Doubtful we’ll reach to our usual 400+ films/year ratio, but I’m confident we’ll break 300; considering the bounty of offscreen adventures in 2013, that’s a tally I can live with.
As always, feel free to leave your two cents worth – we’ll make sure you get some change back.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
THE ATOMIC BRAIN (1963) movie review
Atomic Brain, The (aka Monstrosity) (1963) d. Joseph Mascelli (USA)
A mysterious scientist (Frank Gerstle) is revealed to be messing around with mysterious practices in his aging landlady’s Los Angeles basement, the ultimate goal being to transplant her gray matter into a fresh new body. To this purpose, they have sought out the services of three international housemaids/potential donors, hailing from Mexico (Lisa Lang), Austria (Erika Peters) and jolly olde England (Judy Bamber).
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