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By David K (1,644) on 03 Jun 2008

With Barbara Griselle & Major Cummings as the love interest, invisible brains might sound twee. But they become visible! AND DRINK YOUR MIND…

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By Gerry (10) on 18 May 2008

Coulda been a masterpiece with a better script, but still a bloody good mess with a good story line (based on Amelia Long's The Thought Monster)…

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By Robert R (1,109) on 14 May 2008

Canadian bs anti-nuclear propoganda APPEASEMENT, tabarslak…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 05 May 2008

Memes as murderous, invisible brain/spine creatures…

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By Jerome M (188) on 12 Mar 2008

Worth the watch to see those crawling brains, the mad scientist…

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By D. B. R (9) on 11 Mar 2008

A tight, compact little slip of a horror movie…

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By Keith H (271) on 07 Feb 2008

I must say, I've had enough of these (eye)stalks on my motherfucking brains…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 31 Jan 2008

This movie had an effect that still worked, for some reason, it was pretty creepy as I watched it, the director is a known cinematographer…

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By Eric T (877) on 05 Jan 2008

Quick moving piece of garbage horror movie from the '50's that's above average…

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By Johnny C (132) on 04 Jan 2008

This is a great exciting horror movie that scared the kowzooey out of me on Creature Features in New York in the 1970's when I was a tiny pup…

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By Kevin N (818) on 19 Dec 2007

It's pretty mediocre all the way up until its climax, where it sort of redeems itself. Forgetable, but fun…

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By Evan W (291) on 09 Dec 2007

This is actually a fairly slow-paced thriller, which manages some nice spooky moments before finally cutting loose in one of the most intense…

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By Anna N (512) on 26 Oct 2007

I grew up on this stuff. I loved having the wits scared out of me by films like this…

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By Ian R (982) on 04 Oct 2007

Hokey sci-fi ... but you can't stop watching it…

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By Michael K (2,029) on 22 Sep 2007

Most of the movie is ok, but the end is really cool for anyone who likes bizarro 1950's effects brain monsters…

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By Bryan W (959) on 02 Sep 2007

Telepathic brain creatures from another dimension, sucking out your grey matter in order to sate their unearthly appetites…

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By Aileen T (8) on 31 Aug 2007

Not bad for a B movie, but I have to admit I was thinking about leaving the theater early…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 27 Aug 2007

If you love B-movies like I do, add another star to this score…

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By Sean F (491) on 13 Aug 2007

Worth seeing for the flying brains alone…

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By Nick E (593) on 08 Jul 2007

It's in the Criterion Collection because they have good taste. Arthur Crabtree has kind of a legend status in horror/sci-fi movies…

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