The Man Who Changed His Mind (1936)
Genre: Scifi / Horror
Duration: 66 minuten
Alternative title: The Man Who Lived Again
Country:
United Kingdom
Directed by: Robert Stevenson
Stars: Boris Karloff, Anna Lee and John Loder
IMDb score:
6,6 (1.362)
Releasedate: 11 September 1936
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
The Man Who Changed His Mind plot
dr. Laurience (Boris Karloff) transplants brains from one monkey to another. The medical profession rejects him because they think his work is ridiculous, but he thinks it's time to work with people.
Actors and actresses
Dr. Laurience
Dr. Clare Wyatt
Dick Haslewood
Lord Haslewood
Clayton
Dr. Gratton
Prof. Holloway
Journalist
Landlord
Reviews & comments
Gang_Star
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- 6837 messages
- 3401 votes
A SF/Horror film that has little to offer in the way of horror and in which science fiction actually plays a greater role. It is a film about a scientist who transplants the brains of monkeys and gets the idea to do the same with people. The story is not very strong and in terms of tension it is a bit boring. There is too little horror, which makes this hour feel a bit long-winded. The role that Boris Karloff plays cannot prevent The Man Who Changed His Mind from being a lesser title from the list of Karloff films.
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Roger Thornhill
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- 6038 messages
- 2457 votes
Not a bad horror in which the shivers do not come from a monster, but from Karloff's daring plans, the consequences of which are incalculable. Interesting cast, with the puffed-up Frank Cellier having a lot of fun with his swapped identity and personality; the always reliable Karloff and the beautiful Anna Lee (the director's wife at the time of this film) also do a decent job, but John Loder is, as always, a nondescript appearance, so that at the end I almost hoped that Karloff's plan would succeed. Funny title.
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