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The Crawling Brain (2016)

Stefan learns that his invalid grandmother was the nurse/lover of Nazi doctor Franz Kindler and that she removed his brain when the Nazis were losing WW2. Unable to successfully perform a transplant on test subjects, she needs Stefan to carry on for her now that her health is failing.
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Stefan learns that his invalid grandmother was the nurse/lover of Nazi doctor Franz Kindler and that she removed his brain when the Nazis were losing WW2. Unable to successfully perform a transplant on test subjects, she needs Stefan to carry on for her now that her health is failing.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:Ron Ford
Written By:Ron Ford
In Theaters:4/22/2016
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Studio:Blood Banquet Studios, Combs Pictures International, Fat Free Features

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