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Wishing to become young again, a crazy old lady hires a mad doctor to transplant her aged brain into the body of a sexy young model. But the doc's experiments with atomic power, animal brains and the bodies of the dead unleash such monstrosities as a female zombie, a furry-faced dog-man and a woman with The Atomic Brain of a cat who eats mice and sits meowing atop the roof of the old lady's house! Then, delicate cataleptic Mr. Montel is buried alive by his two-timing "virgin wife" Sofia and dastardly Dr. Anderson, but moments after his funeral, Montel claws himself out of the grave and swears vengeance on his wife by... becoming a sex maniac. The creepy little guy was a dud-in-bed before, but now he's turned on by every women he meets and learns there's nothing quite like Love After Death. Plus, John Carradine invents a newfangled diving bell and sends Robert Clarke (The Hideous Sun Demon) and Phyllis Coates (TV's Lois Lane) down to The Incredible Petrified World where they're menaced by a volcano ready to pop its top and a sex-crazed hermit about to do the same! A truly twisted Triple Bill from the Bowels of B-Movie Hell!
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First, a wealthy woman employs a scientist to transfer her brain from its aging body into that of one of three young women lured to her mansion. Frank Gerstle, Erika Peters star. AKA: "Monstrosity." Then, in an outrageous nudie from Argentina based on, of all things, Poe's "The Premature Burial," a man is buried alive by his wife, who wants his money, and his doctor, who lusts for the wife. Guillermo de Cordova, Carmin O'Neal star. Finally, A band of explorers led by John Carradine, Phyllis Coates and Robert Clarke are trapped in a diving bell while looking into the potential of using a food supply from the ocean floor. 3 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; theatrical trailers; art gallery; more.
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By Scott Jeune
Okay, I'll assume that if you're here you already know somewhat of what you're in for. These are two Chiller Theatre reguars (perhaps I'll take this as an apology for what went on with the K. Gordon Murray collection...I want my Brainiac!) with an extremely oddball 1968 latin skinflick thrown in, which is actually a grade lower than "Curious Dr. Humph". Alpha offers 2 of these films but you know you're getting more bang for your buck here, no offense Alpha. With "Monstrosity" 3 girls are used as pawns by a body seeking crone and the doctor who is assisting her. Everything but the kitchen sink is in here, not bad for a flick that takes place in 4 rooms of a mansion. Atmosphere, bad acting and general insanity abound. The Spanish maid gets a cat brain and winds up on the roof just above the dogman - and here I thought we would have a good fight. Well, whatever... Mix the special effects of Hypnotic Eye with the good time cheese of Spider Baby, and this is what bubbles out. Next up we have "Love After Death", what looks to me to be a South American skinflick from 1968. Best special effect is the drag queen. Oh, and check out the miscasting of the dead guy's wife. Her, a virgin? Yeh; she's as pure as the driven snow... after it's been driven over a couple hundred times. Seems that her impotent man turns into a dynamo after he's buried- this guy rises from the grave in more ways than one!! But anyay, it looks like it was filmed in New Jersey for six bucks (check out the castle and you'll see what I mean. Can't find a castle, borrow a museum... (see Unhinged for more on that one. Nice little shock ending there, and actually was a fun little time spender. On to "Incredible Petrified World" another Chiller Theatre classic- just scanned through it as I have VHS from Sinister Cinema and have seen it a billion times. All I have to say is: see it for the lava. Pour whiskey on a cowpat and light, I guess...Gotta love this film. Also included are a slew of trailers and some great new music from Something Weird favorites The Dead Elvi. (If anyone reads this who can do something about it, how about an album or two on this website, it'd be much appreciated).
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By TexFX
This is the movie Roger Corman would have made if he was a homeless guy. Hilariously awful with many "so bad it's good" moments... but the MST3K version is even better - check that one out first.
BTW, as always, Tex is reviewing the MOVIE, not the DISK... haven't seen the other one but it looks suitably awful also! (I mean, of course, awful in the best way!)
BTW, as always, Tex is reviewing the MOVIE, not the DISK... haven't seen the other one but it looks suitably awful also! (I mean, of course, awful in the best way!)
