A Communist agent planted in America creates werewolves in order to start a panic in the U.S. that will lead to a Communist takeover.
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Title: The Professor (TV Movie 1958)
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Irene Barr | ... | Laura |
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John S. Copeland | ... | Professor Wilmer |
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Doug Hobart | ... | The Werewolf |
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Benny McIntyre | ... | Mark |
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A Communist agent planted in America creates werewolves in order to start a panic in the U.S. that will lead to a Communist takeover.
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Sure, it's got Doug "Sting of Death" Hobart as the werewolf. Sure, it's got all the production values of a 1950s educational film (I suspect it was made by the same folks that did those). Sure, it's a black-and-white drive-in cheapie.
But it's HORRIBLE! Bottom-of-the-barrel in every possible department, THE PROFESSOR is terribly written, god-awfully acted, ineptly directed, and has the lowest possible production values. There's no thrills, no excitement, no fun... just a little over an hour of cinematic tedium such as few films can deliver.
Do yourself a favor. If you get the Sinister Cinema double feature of TALES OF FRANKENSTEIN and THE PROFESSOR, just stop watching at the end of TOF. Really.