Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
Year: 1974
Runtime: 95 mins
Language: English
Director: Terence Fisher
Dr. Simon Helder, locked in an asylum for crimes against humanity, discovers its director is the brilliant Baron Frankenstein, whose work he once tried to copy. Frankenstein coerces Helder to use his medical knowledge to assemble a creature from organs taken from fellow inmates, and will even murder to obtain the perfect specimens.
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