Excellent widescreen transfer of this horror
Warner Archives has presented a very nice color print of this film, in proper widescreen. Stalwart Dana Andrews stars as a German scientist who's involved in a secret project to preserve the remnants of the Third Reich. As such, the movie falls into the "living head" subgenre of horror films, but is never quite as campy as the more infamous THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE and THEY SAVED HITLER'S BRAIN.
Not bad
All in all it is a good movie as many of the early horror or SySy movies were, well most of them. The DVD has good sound and the picture is very good. The plot, well I leave that for you to find out. Don't want to take the fun out of watching the movie.
Elsa : Jean,Help Me/Bury Me-Bury Me-Bury Me.Shudders!!!!!!!
Xtras : 0
Rating : Good
Color : Full Screen
Silent-Menu
Superb Picture/adequate sound
Would Recommend this fine film.
You've heard of a Coat of Arms in this movie you get a Wall of Arms.
I saw this movie at a walk-in theater years ago and i swore that hopefully i might own it someday.
Well that day has arrived through the good people of Warner Brothers who has made this available.
Her head looks like something out of the Exorcist movie it is a Blue/Green Glow sometimes with a hateful look.
This movie is even sad at times especially when Jean discovers Elsa and what they've done to her.
They don't tell you what happened to Joseph the Butler?
They don't tell you what happened to Tirpitz i can only surmise that Lubeck killed him?
They don't tell you much about Mrs.Schmidt i can only guess that is Karl's sister?
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