Review of The Black Sleep (1956) by Bob W — 13 Jun 2016
If only it had Karloff and Price it would have collected nearly all the significant horror actors of that generation. Mostly carried by Basil Rathbone of long-running Sherlock Holmes fame who in this film gets to play the bad guy instead when Scotland Yard comes calling.
The rest of the cast was mostly reduced to cliched versions of the Frankenstein monster again and again. Basically about a doc that experiments on other people's brains while alive in some desperate hope to restore his wife from her brain tumor.
This review of The Black Sleep (1956) was written by Bob W on 13 Jun 2016.
The Black Sleep has generally received mixed reviews.
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