USA, 1971
87m
35mm film, colour
mono, English
An American horror film directed by Al Adamson.
Plot Summary
Amir, the King of Kalid, dies. His body is flown to USA where Dr Trenton transplants his brain into the body of a simpleton.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Al Adamson
© MCMLXXI [1971] Phil-Am Enterprises Ltd. all rights reserved Hemisphere Entertainment Inc.
Copyright renewed Hemisphere Entertainment Inc.
Independent-International Pictures Corp. presents a Hemisphere Entertainment Inc. release. Hemisphere Entertainment Inc. Phil-Am Enterprises Ltd. presents
Executive Producer: Kane W. Lynn
Produced by: Al Adamson, Samuel M. Sherman
Associate Producer: J.P. Spohn
Screenplay by: Joe Van Rodgers
Story by: Samuel M. Sherman
Director of Photography: Louis Horvath
Film Editor: J.P. Spohn
Production Sound: Robert Dietz
Make Up: Lee James
Sets: Stagemaster
Cast
Grant Williams ([Dr] Bob [Nigserian])
Kent Taylor (Dr [Lloyd] Trenton)
John Bloom (Gor)
Regina Carrol (Tracey [Wilson])
Vicki Volante (Katherine)
Angelo Rossitto (Dorro)
Zandor Vorkov (Mohammed)
Reed Hadley as [Abdul] Amir
Richard Smedley (Angel)
Gus Peters (Charlie)
Margo Hope (pale girl)
Bruce Kimball (Jim)
Ervin Saunders (victim)
Alternative Titles
The Brain
Brain Damage
The Creature’s Revenge – US television title
The Undying Brain
References
Periodicals
- Castle of Frankenstein no.18 p.22
- Filmfacts vol.4 no.25 (21 July 1961) p.756
- The Hollywood Reporter vol.215 no.43 (16 April 1971) p.9
Books
- Fright Night on Channel 9 by James Arena p.100
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.46 – credits
- Schlock-o-rama: The Films of Al Adamson by David Konow pp.111-114 – illustrated article
