The Madmen of Mandoras (1963)Hitler's Brain is saved by Nazi madmen, and is giving orders on a small tropical island! Director:David Bradley |
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The Madmen of Mandoras (1963)Hitler's Brain is saved by Nazi madmen, and is giving orders on a small tropical island! Director:David Bradley |
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Walter Stocker | ... |
Phil Day
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Audrey Caire | ... |
Kathy Coleman 'K.C.' Day
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Carlos Rivas | ... |
Camino Padua /
Teo Padua
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John Holland | ... |
Prof. John Coleman
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Marshall Reed | ... |
Frank Dvorak
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Scott Peters | ... |
David Garrick
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Keith Dahle | ... |
Tom Sharon
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Dani Lynn | ... |
Suzanne Coleman
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Nestor Paiva | ... |
Police Chief Alaniz
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Pedro Regas | ... |
Presidente Juan Padua
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Bill Freed | ... | |
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Chuck Beston |
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Hap Holmwood |
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Dick McHale |
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Jerry Riggio |
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Hitler's Brain is saved by Nazi madmen, and is giving orders on a small tropical island!
Watching this movie has become a tradition for me and my friends every semester. With the possible exception of The Dead Next Door, this is the worst film ever made. Every possible ridiculous script nuance, from the name of the town (Dos Palabras) to the fact that no one knows that the guy in the car has been shot, despite the fact that he clutches his chest after a shot rings out, until they stop the car, race around to the other side, open the door, and find a bullet hole. Och. But why do I talk about such ridiculous, trivial matters? The star of this film is, of course, Hitler's Brain. That such a photogenic head in a jar never managed to have the acting career he earned in this film is a travesty. And of course, that immortal "MACH SCHNELL! MACH SCHNELL!" that makes the film come alive. I watch this film on a regular basis and you should too.