Go and Get It

Year: 1920

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: English

Directors: Marshall Neilan, Henry Roberts Symonds

MysteryHorrorComedyDrama

An unexpected mystery brims with unprecedented action and realism. Despite his diminutive stature, Wesley Barry plays a pivotal role in the quest. Wrestling legend Bull Montana portrays a murderous gorilla equipped with a transplanted human brain, pursued by a determined newspaper reporter.

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