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Tadpole Raisin

(1,561 posts) Mon Sep 16, 2024, 05:32 PM Sep 2024

The Brain That Wouldn't Die

There was a thread the other day about violent movies which I cannot watch unless there is a moral reason to or it’s not a believable scenario.

This ‘brain’ scared me as a kid but is definitely not believable.

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The YouTube channel - GEM: FilmLibrary - seems to have some older movies but this was the only one I recognized.

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The Brain That Wouldn't Die (Original Post) Tadpole Raisin Sep 2024 OP

This one was (is) on PBS Nightmare Theature DBoon Sep 2024 #1

Thanks! I'll check it out. the no pay version anyway. Tadpole Raisin Sep 2024 #2

I have seen this several times..(I love the old 50s and 60s science fiction and horror movies) aka-chmeee Sep 2024 #3

A classic! dchill Sep 2024 #4

There's a hilarious take on the film bif Sep 2024 #5

DBoon

(23,255 posts)

1. This one was (is) on PBS Nightmare Theature

Reply to Tadpole Raisin (Original post)

Mon Sep 16, 2024, 05:45 PM

Sep 2024

If you have a PBS passport, you can watch it and other equally cheesy horror/sci-fi movies

https://www.pbs.org/show/nightmare-theatre/

Tadpole Raisin

(1,561 posts)

2. Thanks! I'll check it out. the no pay version anyway.

Reply to DBoon (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 16, 2024, 07:10 PM

Sep 2024

aka-chmeee

(1,185 posts)

3. I have seen this several times..(I love the old 50s and 60s science fiction and horror movies)

Reply to Tadpole Raisin (Original post)

Mon Sep 16, 2024, 08:54 PM

Sep 2024

But I was astounded to see earlier this week on Freevee this movie advertised as the "Rare uncensored version". Of course, I had to watch. It was pretty tame by today's metrics, but for 1960, it was racy as hell.