The atomic brain The brain that wouldn't die Carnival of souls Night tide
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Special features: Trivia, fun facts, scene selections. The atomic brain originally released in 1964 ; The brain that wouldn't die originally released in 1963 ; Carnival of souls originally released in 1962 ; Night tide originally released in 1961. Dennis Hopper
Summary:
The atomic brain: Inside an evil mansion, a mad scientist and an old woman hire three young women as servants. Grave robbing and forced brain transplants by atomic power add to the horror as the three women are chained to the devil's love lab ; The brain that wouldn't die: A crazed surgeon accidentally decapitates his attractive fiancée. He takes her head to his lab to keep if alive while he searches for a replacement body. But the resurrected head plots revenge telepathically ; Carnival of souls: A woman who survives a car accident runs away to Utah to become a church organist. She is then drawn to a ruined pavillion and is haunted by visions of the dancing dead ; Night tide: A sailor on leave in California loves an orphan girl working as a mermaid in a seafront sideshow. His love falters when she believes she is descended from the sea creatures that must kill when the moon is full.
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