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Thursday, June 21, 2018

Poster Advertises film
As The Split














     The Manster
1959  NR  SCIENCE FICTION  1h 12min
CAST— Peter Dyneley, Tetsu Nakamura
MUSIC— Hirooki Ogawa  DIRECTORS— George Breakston, Kenneth G. Crane

     How can you pass up a film with a title like this one? An American reporter living in Tokyo befriends a Japanese scientist whose latest experiment is the reporter himself. After secretly injecting the reporter with something or other said reporter slowly begins to mutate into a murderous two-headed beast. Shoddy makeup and what appears to be an inflatable extra head can be found within this celluloid mess. You’ve been warned. AKA Doktor Satan, The Split, The Two-Headed Monster, The Two-Headed Killer.
OUR RATING— *
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