After a car crash, a man keeps his wife's head alive in his laboratory. I really have a soft spot for films like this. I wish I knew why. Maybe I find the sloppy and frugal production values endearing. The producers knew that they weren't making Citizen Kane... they were taking advantage of some props and sets that were laying around from a previous film and mish mashing it all together into a ridiculous horror film that eventually has attained quite a cult following. You have to respect the audacious boldness in both the film's name and some exploitive scenes within - one particularly contrived is the 'cat-fight' between the 2 trashy strippers (potential body parts for Dr. Cortner). Heck, its even hard to critique this film with a straight face. It's all fun and as campy a way to spend an evening as you will find in film-land. Cinema can be so bad sometimes that it is good!  out of     

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Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen - 1.30:1 (Picture boxed)

Edition Details:
• All regions.
• Color, Black & White, Widescreen
• Un-restored Theatrical trailer (1:55)
• The never-before-available-on-video, original uncut version containing almost 20 minutes of additional footage

 • 12 Behind the Scenes Photos (with nudity)

• Two page liner notes by Bryan Senn
 

DVD Release Date: July 25, 2000
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Chapters: 16