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I've watched every movie Karloff was in. He was the ultimate actor with a voice that I could listen to forever. Both he & Lugosi were magnificent actors! So happy these movies are still here to watch over & over....thank you!
The fight scene looked pretty good for 1940 BUT then there is a huge disappointment with the climax which looks so fake and rushed. Along with the shooting of Spade"s partner in "The Maltese Falcon," it's one of the worst death scenes by shooting of that decade.
As a child and young adult, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, were in so many, what were then, scary and on-the-edge-of-your-seat movies. It was great to see them 60 years later although I was not on the edge of my seat. Amazing how the picture, sound, camera workmanship and skill were very well-preserved, sharp, artistic and innovative in the filming. Thank you.
Lugosi was indeed great, but kind of campy and hammy. Karloff was more varied in his talents, but couldn't seem to avoid typecasting by producers & writers. His "Mr. Wong" series was awesome.
On the contrary! A brain transplantation so successful cannot appear as credible for the time in which the movie plays. It would have required a plot unfolding in the future. Then there is the major flaw of the professor mainly retaining his old knowledge although he has a completely new brain. So you're basically still dealing with a late specimen of the surreal plots of the 1920s, with a ridiculous attempt of suggesting a Frankensteinian operation via the new medium film - or worse.
Love these old movies!!! So simple, fun and a quick roller coaster ride in an hours time. Funny though, the scene where he's choking the girl (59:59), how is she screaming if he's choking her? LOL!
That is actually a GREAT movie, with Boris Karloff n Bela Lugosi heading up an entertaining n whimsical murder mystery!!! I enjoyed it to the VERY end!!!! Thank you for posting!!!
I know what you mean. The viewer never feels claustrophobic because the cinematographer shoots mostly wide and there are lots of exterior shots. Close-ups are only used for dramatic purposes. This technique is common in the horror genre.
A must see movie! Handsome Boris Karloff and the unmistakable Bela Lagosi and other great actors . They will provide you with great entertainment in an unusual thriller. Most enjoyable!
One of my fav Karloff Lugosi movies even though Lugosi isn't in it much he playsthe part to the most as he always does. Karloff is his usual mad scientist nothingnew but good. Ridges plays the part of the professor turned gangster as good ashe did in Phantom Speaks which I think is a awesome movie. Too bad someone doesn't post that movie. I have on vhs and it's worn out. but this is a great movie.
I was just gonna say that "say what's going on".?, In fact I had to rewind just to check it was actually the same person, thought his acting was wonderful. Love these old movies, and you never get that claustrophobic feeling if you understand what I mean.
Most killers expect people to believe that they are the neighbor next door. Not with standing, we all agree that Boris was one fine human being and escaped abortion from their mother.
I've been a Boris Korlof fan all my life and now middle aged I've seen many of the old classic horror/thrillers, I own the movie packs for years and now use RUclips for all of his series and shows. But this is one movie that didn't make any sense to me.
Bela Lugosi is just amazing in this film as the Hungarian cousin of Edward G. Robinson! Story (which I just made up now) has it that he and Humphrey Bogart traded each other for kicks, and Bogie landed in Return of Dr. X as the spook. And the other guy ain't bad either. What's his name? Stanley Ridges. Wonderful breakthrough performance. Bogie, Lugosi & Robinson, now that would have made some spectacular team! Thanks for the upload!
Upset about the critical acclaim that Bela Lugosi received for his portrayal as Ygor in Son of Frankenstein (1939), Boris Karloff refused to ever play the monster again, or to appear in another film opposite Lugosi, unless he was the star with the most screen time. This explains why Karloff appropriated the doctor role that was written specifically for Lugosi in this, their next major film, leaving the Astro-Hungarian to play a minor, American gangster part, and forcing script changes to remove references to the doctor's past in Vienna, since Karloff spoke with a British accent. It also explains their final pairing, with Karloff securing maximum screen time in The Body Snatcher (1945), while having Lugosi relinquished to a "barely there" janitor role.
Hello, Patrick. As a Brit myself and if that was the case about Boris Karloff having a big ego then that isn't right. I think you respect your fellow film stars whether you like them or not. I don't think the late British actors, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee would have egos if they worked with Bela Lugosi in films but a shame they didn't though as I hate some film stars having big egos as soon they become famous. #JustSaying!
It's worth pointing out, in re: to The Body Snatcher, that Karloff was BRILLIANT in that role. It's rare to see anywhere an actor so fully embodying a role, any role; Karloff exudes personality and character throughout. So he fully deserved every second of screen time he got in that.
Anne Gwynne played the perennial Universal heroine, wide-eyed and innocent. Anna Nagel was also familiar to fans of Universal serials. She was the heroine in WINNERS OF THE WEST and the GREEN HORNET.
poor bela was scewed again in this film i mean lugosi playing a gangster come on he was suppose to play the doctor but karloff fucked him again and played the part.
It was ECSTASY for me when I discovered "Tower of London" at a second-hand bookstore. Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone & Vincent Price together! If only it had also starred Bela Lugosi & Lon Chaney.
It's great to see that Karloff and Lugosi kept working well after they were known for playing monsters and draculas. Couldn't really see their great talent playing monsters.
Lugosi formed one of the first actors' unions back in Hungary ca. 1919, under a shortlived Communist regime. When the Communists were toppled, Lugosi had to skip off to the U.S..
Stanley Ridges should have received best actor award for his performance in this film.when I first saw this growing up in the 60's it took me a while to realize it was the same actor. Bravo Mr Ridges a perfect performance.
He was awesome, wasn't he, Fanatic?? Pitch-perfect, even to the separate accents in the "hicktown" where he taught, and in NYC where he killed. Really, the Brits are the finest of actors. cheers
I just watched this for the first time and thought it was a whole different actor after his "transformation." Unbelievable acting. Karloff and Legosi are always great, but Stanley Ridges stole the movie.
Black Friday' love it💝 for once Karloff and Lugosi are upstaged by Stanley Ridges' master of his craft, up there with John Barrymore, John Carridine, and Orson Wells as one of the great great actors. Paul Bacchus esq
Heather Bowlan ...millennial has to use pictures to speak because they did not learn in school the way most have...become snowflakes and destroy people by accusations...
Good movie, such a joy to see a cast of so many veteran actors. Stanley Ridges played the professor. I looked up the movie and there are many excellent actors--so enjoyable. Thanks!😊
I guess some of you know that Karloff was originally slated to play Red with Lugosi in Karloff's part. The director wasn't satisfied with Karloff's performance as Red. So Ridges was brought in, Karloff was given Lugosi's role and Lugosi was demoted to his gangster part.
It's nothing against any of the actors in this film or any disrespect toward any fans of theirs at all. But yes, at first the role of Dr. Sovac was for Bela Lugosi while the Prof. Kingsley/Red Cannon role was at first assigned for Boris Karloff to portray as most believe that he'd pull it off like a charm. Now it's beyond me of why the studio just couldn't keep things that way, then have Stanley Ridges play the gangland rival Eric Marney. Looks like poor Bela got the double shuffle by the studio on that one bigtime! And like I said it's no disrespect toward anybody !!!
I saw this many years ago and I love the plot. Great to see classic actors like Lugosi and Karloff work together too. Only thing that was off was when the square professor turned in the gangster his hair got darker. I like the hair being pushed back but a different personality would not change your physical appearance?
Jennifer Lundgren This is for visual effect.. In the movie his features don't change, only on the screen for the audience. So we know the difference of the characters
Boris Karloff looks so distinguished, and high class, it's a shame he didn't make any more movies looking like this. I do think he was looking similar in the movie " The Black Cat."
Why is silly for you? The story is very credible in science fiction realm and the urban crime context is very realistic. After all, the mind rules the body as unquestionable truth.
Thanks4 showing this film.Mr.Roche! I've heard of this movie but never saw it until this day.Mr.Lugosi did not have much exposure in this film-too bad! Acting was good considering the plot,to me,was somewhat far- fetched,tho that' s the movies4 ya!!
Maybe you will like this better. There will be a marathon of Mission Impossible on 1/14/16 on Decades TV network, starting at 1:00 p.m. Eastern time and we don't even need cable.
9.50.....'your spine is broken, you're paralysed'.......but a revolutionary new procedure of transplanting your brain into someone else, removing their brain (and severing their spine) and connecting your brain to someone elses spine will enable you to walk again!!!hahahahahahaahh.....said the mad doctor.....anyone else think 'hang on a second why not just fix the broken spine....oh yeah.....its impossible....!!!!!
Would have been a much shorter and less entertaining film if he did! And btw this is a fictional movie from 1940, the first heart transplant didn't take place until 1967, so give the writer(s) a break.
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The kind of movies i use watch when i was young on holiday in bed at night when it was cold and raining outside. Brings back good memories. Thank you
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A new discovery for me after my dad came to visit and he did not like any of the more modern movies to watch
Thank you for posting this film without a boat load of commercials from RUclips
I’m so glad that we were fortunate enough to have Boris Karloff. He was such a good actor and I think he was a nice man too in real life.
Yes he was. Karloff was very well regarded by almost all of his Hollywood peers, and gracious to his fans.
Boris Karloff, a touch of old world.
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Bela Lugosi sounds like a vampire no matter who he is playing. Love it.
Jennifer Lundgren Ygor
so true ..
knock ....12----123 ...just call me RED ......
YES HE STILL IS A VAMPIRE ,,, HAAAAAA
Master of the Hungarian drawl.
That actually hurt his career later on.
I've watched every movie Karloff was in. He was the ultimate actor with a voice that I could listen to forever. Both he & Lugosi were magnificent actors! So happy these movies are still here to watch over & over....thank you!
I saw this movie over 40yrs ago when I was a teenager. This is a great movie with a flair of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Thanks for this.
Never heard of this movie. Just amazing. Fantastic writing, camera shots, and no gore. Thanks for posting.
The fight scene looked pretty good for 1940 BUT then there is a huge disappointment with the climax which looks so fake and rushed. Along with the shooting of Spade"s partner in "The Maltese Falcon," it's one of the worst death scenes by shooting of that decade.
Today They don't make horror movies with amazing actors like Lugosi and Karloff
That’s because they’re dead… the actors, the writers and producers.
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What is there not to like about a movie from 1940 with Karloff and Lugosi?
Can't beat a good old Black and White with Karloff and Lugosi. Thanks for the upload.
Thank-You for posting this! Svengoolie is showing it soon, on MeTV as well!
Coming up next Saturday
I LOVE THESE OLD 1930'S AND 1940'S B/W CLASSICS FROM universal studios..
As a child and young adult, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, were in so many, what were then, scary and on-the-edge-of-your-seat movies. It was great to see them 60 years later although I was not on the edge of my seat. Amazing how the picture, sound, camera workmanship and skill were very well-preserved, sharp, artistic and innovative in the filming. Thank you.
Lugosi was indeed great, but kind of campy and hammy. Karloff was more varied in his talents, but couldn't seem to avoid typecasting by producers & writers. His "Mr. Wong" series was awesome.
@@scarygary-qq1pj Colonel March was an excellent series, with Karloff as the good, wise, Scotland Yard Inspector.
Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, what more do you need in a vintage film?
This was magnificent!!! They can never make movies like this again!!! Boris and Bela are superb actors 😁!!;
Completely agree with you 100%
On the contrary! A brain transplantation so successful cannot appear as credible for the time in which the movie plays. It would have required a plot unfolding in the future. Then there is the major flaw of the professor mainly retaining his old knowledge although he has a completely new brain. So you're basically still dealing with a late specimen of the surreal plots of the 1920s, with a ridiculous attempt of suggesting a Frankensteinian operation via the new medium film - or worse.
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@@gabbysch2625 Meaning what? My brain transplant currently does not work well enough to understand you.
Love these old movies!!! So simple, fun and a quick roller coaster ride in an hours time. Funny though, the scene where he's choking the girl (59:59), how is she screaming if he's choking her? LOL!
Scientifically absurd but highly entertaining, a very fine screenplay by Siodmak and remarkable acting by Stanley Ridges. Thanks for posting.
That is actually a GREAT movie, with Boris Karloff n Bela Lugosi heading up an entertaining n whimsical murder mystery!!! I enjoyed it to the VERY end!!!! Thank you for posting!!!
Nothin' better than Boris on a Friday afternoon!
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I know what you mean. The viewer never feels claustrophobic because the cinematographer shoots mostly wide and there are lots of exterior shots. Close-ups are only used for dramatic purposes. This technique is common in the horror genre.
A must see movie! Handsome Boris Karloff and the unmistakable Bela Lagosi and other great actors .
They will provide you with great entertainment in an unusual thriller.
Most enjoyable!
OMG, Sunny's apartment is DA BOMB!!! I especially love her hidden bar that opens up at the touch of a button!
She was caught up in a dangerous life though lucrative. Happens more often than is known.
I love the retro
Karloff, lugosi, and Vincent Price . The best...
Excellent
One of my fav Karloff Lugosi movies even though Lugosi isn't in it much he playsthe part to the most as he always does. Karloff is his usual mad scientist nothingnew but good. Ridges plays the part of the professor turned gangster as good ashe did in Phantom Speaks which I think is a awesome movie. Too bad someone doesn't post that movie. I have on vhs and it's worn out. but this is a great movie.
Kane was Paul Fix who was Sheriff Mica in The Rifleman!
And Devore was Raymond Bailey, aka Milburn Drysdale on "The Beverly Hillbillies"!!
Phil Bourdon: Paul Fix was also a supporting actor in almost every John Wayne movie ever made.
Great movie. Thanks for posting it !
Pretty good. I love these short black and white movies.
This was a really great movie!!
Thank you!!!
Raymond Bailey portrayed Louis DeVore--Raymond Bailey was best known as Mr. Drysdale on "The Beverly Hillbillies"!!!
Third time for me. I'm sure I'll be watching again some day. Ridges is fantastic. Thanks again,
A Superb performace by Stanley Ridges as Professor Kingsley / Red Cannon.
This is a great Science Fiction / Noir motion picture.
I was just gonna say that "say what's going on".?, In fact I had to rewind just to check it was actually the same person, thought his acting was wonderful. Love these old movies, and you never get that claustrophobic feeling if you understand what I mean.
Forever England: What did you mean by "that claustrophobic feeling" in a movie?
Great Acting and one of my Late Father's favourites and he never cared for Horror Films
Thank you. Mr. Karloff was a great surprise! He really was a sweet , intelligent, sophisticated, gentler man.
Mary Wilder Yes you fine words , as if you took them right out of my mind , God bless you and you family! ❤️🇨🇦🙏🏽
Most killers expect people to believe that they are the neighbor next door. Not with standing, we all agree that Boris was one fine human being and escaped abortion from their mother.
And a great cricket fan too.
You need an intro in your description so people know what it's basically about, and what genre it is.
I've been a Boris Korlof fan all my life and now middle aged I've seen many of the old classic horror/thrillers, I own the movie packs for years and now use RUclips for all of his series and shows. But this is one movie that didn't make any sense to me.
WONDERFUL MOVIE. THANKS A LOT.
I WAS CONFUSING THIS MOVIE WITH 'BLACK SABBATH' WHICH WAS SET IN A DIFFERENT ERA, ALSO STARRING BORIS KARLOFF.
Bela Lugosi is just amazing in this film as the Hungarian cousin of Edward G. Robinson! Story (which I just made up now) has it that he and Humphrey Bogart traded each other for kicks, and Bogie landed in Return of Dr. X as the spook. And the other guy ain't bad either. What's his name? Stanley Ridges. Wonderful breakthrough performance. Bogie, Lugosi & Robinson, now that would have made some spectacular team! Thanks for the upload!
Nice fantasy....
Love them all
Stanley Ridges' greatest hour-and-ten-minutes.
Thank you for posting this great film !
vannburen THIS MOVIE IS GETTING GOOD!!!!
Why would anyone think that putting a criminal's brain into a good man's body would "save" the good man's life. We are our brain's content.
Boris later tells Red that he saved HIS life by giving him the English professor's body. Good thing Jekyll and Hyde don't compare notes in this one!
Great to see Karloff--TY
Upset about the critical acclaim that Bela Lugosi received for his portrayal as Ygor in Son of Frankenstein (1939), Boris Karloff refused to ever play the monster again, or to appear in another film opposite Lugosi, unless he was the star with the most screen time. This explains why Karloff appropriated the doctor role that was written specifically for Lugosi in this, their next major film, leaving the Astro-Hungarian to play a minor, American gangster part, and forcing script changes to remove references to the doctor's past in Vienna, since Karloff spoke with a British accent. It also explains their final pairing, with Karloff securing maximum screen time in The Body Snatcher (1945), while having Lugosi relinquished to a "barely there" janitor role.
Patrick, thank you, for that wealth of information. Boris, had a bit of egotism.
Hello, Patrick. As a Brit myself and if that was the case about Boris Karloff having a big ego then that isn't right. I think you respect your fellow film stars whether you like them or not. I don't think the late British actors, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee would have egos if they worked with Bela Lugosi in films but a shame they didn't though as I hate some film stars having big egos as soon they become famous. #JustSaying!
It's worth pointing out, in re: to The Body Snatcher, that Karloff was BRILLIANT in that role. It's rare to see anywhere an actor so fully embodying a role, any role; Karloff exudes personality and character throughout. So he fully deserved every second of screen time he got in that.
Very entertaining. Really enjoyed it. Great story and acting. Thank you for posting this. When movies were movies
What happened to all the money?!
Anne Gwynne played the perennial Universal heroine, wide-eyed and innocent. Anna Nagel was also familiar to fans of Universal serials. She was the heroine in WINNERS OF THE WEST and the GREEN HORNET.
She was a BAD GIRL is this movie and "Flash Gordon Conquers The Universe", also 1940.
Outstanding classic! Thank you!
I don't need subtitles for old Hollywood movies. But I can't do avoid them in films nowadays.
Just watched it again after a year or so. Even better. One of the Karloff greats. Thanks!
Some of these old movie like this one you can't beat, for well written stories and the best actors and actresses.
poor bela was scewed again in this film i mean lugosi playing a gangster come on he was suppose to play the doctor but karloff fucked him again and played the part.
Yes Lugosi screwed again by Universal the studio he made millions foe
WOW! Boris & Bela in the same movie. Don't miss this top-notch 1940 classic of Black Friday. Thanks Adam for this great find and upload for all.
they also made BLK CAT, RAVEN, INVISIBLE RAY together amng others, 8 in all
It was ECSTASY for me when I discovered "Tower of London" at a second-hand bookstore. Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone & Vincent Price together! If only it had also starred Bela Lugosi & Lon Chaney.
This movie has always bothered me, I'm sure in the 1940's they knew that the seat of personal identity was the brain.
It's great to see that Karloff and Lugosi kept working well after they were known for playing monsters and draculas. Couldn't really see their great talent playing monsters.
Lugosi formed one of the first actors' unions back in Hungary ca. 1919, under a shortlived Communist regime. When the Communists were toppled, Lugosi had to skip off to the U.S..
An excellent movie.
Stanley Ridges should have received best actor award for his performance in this film.when I first saw this growing up in the 60's it took me a while to realize it was the same actor. Bravo Mr Ridges a perfect performance.
He was awesome, wasn't he, Fanatic?? Pitch-perfect, even to the separate accents in the "hicktown" where he taught, and in NYC where he killed. Really, the Brits are the finest of actors. cheers
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That's the best film performance that a character actor like Stanley Ridges ever pulled off.
I just watched this for the first time and thought it was a whole different actor after his "transformation." Unbelievable acting. Karloff and Legosi are always great, but Stanley Ridges stole the movie.
Black Friday' love it💝
for once Karloff and Lugosi are upstaged by
Stanley Ridges' master of his craft, up there with
John Barrymore, John Carridine, and Orson Wells as one of the great great actors.
Paul Bacchus esq
Boris Karloff is such a very Hansom man !❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦
Heather Bowlan ...millennial has to use pictures to speak because they did not learn in school the way most have...become snowflakes and destroy people by accusations...
Absolutely ❤️❤️❤️
Handsome
Handsome? I don't think so.
I love it, brain transplant
Thank you! Great collection of classics. Sometimes its good to walk on the darkside.
According to Wiki, this is a science fiction, gangster psychological thriller. Boy, I like that idea.
Magnificent!
This flick was better than I expected. Now I have to Google how many movies Karloff and Lugosi made together.
This film is older than me by a year but it is a great film.Beats the modern ones
Good movie, such a joy to see a cast of so many veteran actors. Stanley Ridges played the professor. I looked up the movie and there are many excellent actors--so enjoyable. Thanks!😊
Really quite good!
Terrific old film!!! Thanks for uploading!! i really enjoyed it.
Thank you.
This is Stanley Ridges film!A great part for him.
Thank you! Great collection of classics. Sometimes its good to walk on the darkside.
grateful for excellent video quality--thank you
I guess some of you know that Karloff was originally slated to play Red with Lugosi in Karloff's part. The director wasn't satisfied with Karloff's performance as Red. So Ridges was brought in, Karloff was given Lugosi's role and Lugosi was demoted to his gangster part.
@19:02, he recites a line from Lord Tennyson's "The Brook".
It's nothing against any of the actors in this film or any disrespect toward any fans of theirs at all. But yes, at first the role of Dr. Sovac was for Bela Lugosi while the Prof. Kingsley/Red Cannon role was at first assigned for Boris Karloff to portray as most believe that he'd pull it off like a charm.
Now it's beyond me of why the studio just couldn't keep things that way, then have Stanley Ridges play the gangland rival Eric Marney. Looks like poor Bela got the double shuffle by the studio on that one bigtime! And like I said it's no disrespect toward anybody !!!
Well at least Stanley Ridges did pretty good in the Prof.Kingsley/Red Cannon role. So I say Bravo on that.
What an amazing surgery, even his hair colour changes lol. Great movie!
Karloff and Lugosi: the demonic duo.
I was disappointed that Karloff and Lugosi did not share any scenes together, other than that it was a good picture.
Thanks for uploading this classic!
+Jimmy Darmod Frankenstein MONSTER!
How can you NOT like this old Chestnut??? Thanks.
I saw this many years ago and I love the plot. Great to see classic actors like Lugosi and Karloff work together too. Only thing that was off was when the square professor turned in the gangster his hair got darker. I like the hair being pushed back but a different personality would not change your physical appearance?
hee hee. brain transplant, I can buy. But why would his facial structure and hair change. ;-)
Jennifer Lundgren This is for visual effect.. In the movie his features don't change, only on the screen for the audience. So we know the difference of the characters
Boris Karloff looks so distinguished, and high class, it's a shame he didn't make any more movies looking like this.
I do think he was looking similar in the movie " The Black Cat."
I do think it also had Bella Lugosi in that movie.
I always have loved this movie. kind of a twist on the Dr.Jekyll and mr.Hyde story.
Silly but enjoyable
Why is silly for you? The story is very credible in science fiction realm and the urban crime context is very realistic. After all, the mind rules the body as unquestionable truth.
$500,000 in 1940 is the same as $11,000,000 today
Awesome movie. Thanks.
Loving the premise of this movie 💕
same music in hold that ghost
Thanks4 showing this film.Mr.Roche! I've heard of this movie but never saw it until this day.Mr.Lugosi did not have much exposure in this film-too bad! Acting was good considering the plot,to me,was somewhat far- fetched,tho that' s the movies4 ya!!
2:45 He must have been a Fox reporter.
classic movie
Loretta Jenkins was also in this old movie , she was the RN , i was in this movie as Red Cannon '''
Ya i am Red too . Now that i seen the movie
two big ballers back in the day . The big B's
This movie will be shown 10/8/16, 10 p.m. Pacific time on Svengoolie shown on ME TV. I like Svengoolie, he's funny.
Watched It !!!!!
To me, he's annoyingly corny, though I do appreciate his career rundown of the various actors and actresses.
svengoolie is funny silly in a way he's from spookiest days past. the movies should be shown in a marathon way to be fair.
Maybe you will like this better. There will be a marathon of Mission Impossible on 1/14/16 on Decades TV network, starting at 1:00 p.m. Eastern time and we don't even need cable.
I like Decades. It's a really cool channel. I dont have cable either and agree with you. Who needs cable. cable is a ripoff.
A doctor giving his patient a CIGARETTE, in the room!
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving HA HA
Great classic movie with 2 stars who play in horror movies.
Thanks for the upload Adam Roche.
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I love it thank you 😊💯💯👌🏾
Bad, without subtitles !!!
9.50.....'your spine is broken, you're paralysed'.......but a revolutionary new procedure of transplanting your brain into someone else, removing their brain (and severing their spine) and connecting your brain to someone elses spine will enable you to walk again!!!hahahahahahaahh.....said the mad doctor.....anyone else think 'hang on a second why not just fix the broken spine....oh yeah.....its impossible....!!!!!
Would have been a much shorter and less entertaining film if he did! And btw this is a fictional movie from 1940, the first heart transplant didn't take place until 1967, so give the writer(s) a break.
There is no excuse for antisemitism.Many non-Jewish employers screw theor employees!
brilliant