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The Brain Machine (1972)
Several people volunteer for a scientific experiment about mind-reading and memory, but the experiment goes horribly wrong.
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Several people volunteer for a scientific experiment about mind-reading and memory, but the experiment goes horribly wrong.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Thomas Hal Phillips, Christian Garrison, Joy N. Houck Jr.
In Theaters:1/1/1972
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Howco Productions Inc.
Cast
Joy N. Houck Jr.
Director
James Best
Rev. Emory Neill
Barbara Burgess
Dr. Carol Portland
Gil Peterson
Dr. Elton Morris
Gerald McRaney
Willie West
Marcus J. Grapes
Judd Reeves
Doug Collins
Dr. Roland Roth
Ann Latham
Minnie Lee Parks
Thomas Hal Phillips
The General
Christian Garrison
Garrison
Stocker Fontelieu
Saxon
Tom Dever
Bodyguard
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