The Keeper

Year: 1976

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: T.Y. Drake

DramaMysteryHorror

Christopher Lee stars as the Keeper of Underwood Asylum, housing the mentally ill of BC families. After deaths, Biggs hires investigator Richard Driver, who sends his assistant Maybelline undercover as his cousin and tries to have Inspector Clarke label him a narcoleptic. Suspicion falls on Keeper’s experiments, while twins, catatonic Danny and a shoe‑shine boy complicate case.

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