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☢️🧪 In Monstrosity (1963)—also known as The Atomic Brain—mad science meets macabre terror as a deranged doctor attempts to transplant human brains into unsuspecting victims. This cult classic is a deliciously bizarre slice of vintage sci-fi horror!  📽️ Plot Summary: A wealthy, aging woman hires a mad scientist to transplant her brain into a younger body. When the experiment spirals out of control, the mansion becomes a house of horrors for the young women trapped inside. Mutation, mayhem, and mind-swapping madness ensue!  🕰️ Year Released: 1963 🎭 Genre: Sci-Fi, Horror, B-Movie 🎬 Directed by: Joseph Mascelli 🎞️ Starring: Marjorie Eaton, Frank Gerstle, Erika Peters  🎯 Why Watch It? ✔️ Campy, creepy, and wildly entertaining ✔️ A cult favorite among bad movie lovers ✔️ Classic drive-in era atomic horror vibes ✔️ Perfect for fans of MST3K-style fun  🔔 Don't forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more strange cinema, sci-fi oddities, and horror from the public domain vault!  👇 Explore More Classic Sci-Fi & Horror Films: 📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎞️ #Monstrosity1963 #AtomicBrain #CultHorror #PublicDomainMovies #SciFiBMovie #VintageHorror #BrainTransplant #CampyClassics #MadScience ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🧠⚡ Dare to enter the lab where minds are swapped and science runs amok—Monstrosity is one mutation you won't forget! ________________________________________

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00:00:00Can death be outwitted?

00:00:07Is the secret of eternal life just around that corner?

00:00:12Today, medical science patches up mutilated bodies, transplanting human skin, eyes, limbs, even vital organs.

00:00:20Is the next step the transplantation of the human brain?

00:00:24Many scientists answer yes, but they pause and add a grim warning.

00:00:29For in the ancient folk legends, tales are told of blood-sucking vampires, crawling out of graves to live on the bodies of helpless victims.

00:00:39Is man now doomed to produce a race of ever-living monstrosities, worse than the vampires of legend?

00:00:46Will ruthless men and women of great wealth and power greedily buy or steal the living bodies of the young and beautiful, so their brains may live on forever?

00:00:56Such questions may seem fanciful, but at this very moment scientists are working on the answer to brain transplantation.

00:01:04And human bodies are used.

00:01:08This girl was buried in a nearby cemetery yesterday.

00:01:12Only a few hours ago, her body was stolen.

00:01:16By Dr. Otto Frank, and brought to this hidden laboratory, he has grafted a living animal's brain into this newly dead body.

00:01:26If the experiment works, the next step will be the transplantation of a human brain.

00:01:32The brain cells are being reactivated by an atomic fission produced in the cyclotron.

00:01:38Has he found the way to outwit death, or has he created another?

00:02:00Another!

00:02:02Number!

00:02:03Another!

00:02:04And both of us...

00:02:06Mother!

00:02:08Earth!

00:02:09Another!

00:02:11Earth!

00:02:13Earth!

00:02:25Earth!

00:02:26Deep below, Dr. Frank takes the chance of smashing his way into a newly sealed vault.

00:02:47His experiments cannot continue without another body.

00:02:56The watchman's mind was not on body snatches, just his usual nip.

00:03:07The watchman's mind was not on body snatches, just his usual nip.

00:03:26Inside the vault, a body waits.

00:03:42This is one of the doctor's mistakes, a monstrosity.

00:04:09An animal's brain grafted to a human body.

00:04:13Leaving the dead watchman, the monstrosity carried the girl's body out of the vault.

00:04:17It fears and obeys one master, Dr. Frank.

00:04:21Dr. Frank.

00:04:27Dr. Frank.

00:09:37More of his hocus-pocus, Eddie.

00:09:41The doctor transplanted a brain from a live dog to a dead human body.

00:09:47You saw the creature walk out of that cylinder alive.

00:09:51How many failures since then?

00:09:54Still, it's your money.

00:09:58The bodies must be fresh.

00:10:00This specimen is excellent.

00:10:04And the police are looking for the body structure.

00:10:07Why the local cemetery, doctor?

00:10:09Are you trying to blaze a trail to our door?

00:10:12The final test was essential for your protection.

00:10:15As for the police, if they come here, I hit the switch.

00:10:18A nuclear reaction is set off.

00:10:20Close the circuit breaker.

00:10:21And in a matter of minutes, this house and any evidence it might contain becomes a radioactive hole in the ground.

00:10:28Be careful.

00:10:30We can wait for that until after your operation.

00:10:32Well, nothing must go wrong.

00:10:34There's no sign of life.

00:10:42Watch.

00:10:43There's no sign of life.

00:10:44There's no sign of life.

00:10:45There's no sign of life.

00:10:46There's no sign of life.

00:10:47There's no sign of life.

00:10:48There's no sign of life.

00:10:49There's no sign of life.

00:10:50There's no sign of life.

00:10:51There's no sign of life.

00:10:52There's no sign of life.

00:10:53There's no sign of life.

00:10:54There's no sign of life.

00:10:55There's no sign of life.

00:10:56There's no sign of life.

00:10:57There's no sign of life.

00:10:58There's no sign of life.

00:10:59There's no sign of life.

00:11:00There's no sign of life.

00:11:01There's no sign of life.

00:11:02There's no sign of life.

00:11:03There's no sign of life.

00:11:04There's no sign of life.

00:11:05There's no sign of life.

00:11:06There's no sign of life.

00:11:07She lacks but one thing.

00:11:22The brain.

00:11:25Hans was still living when he was dragged from that wrecked car.

00:11:28That's why we succeeded with the transplant.

00:11:31She seems odd.

00:11:33If she is, to a limited extent, she'll be able to move around,

00:11:37but the brain deterioration is too extensive of thought processes.

00:12:03The brain.

00:12:05By 21, we are back in the vehicle of Portland and Penn.

00:12:09The one with the number of 70s,

00:12:11followed by a trucking...

00:12:13...and a trucking...

00:12:15...and a trucking truck...

00:12:19...and a trucking truck...

00:12:21...and a trucking truck...

00:12:23...and a trucking truck...

00:12:25...and a trucking truck...

00:12:28Sikes, pardon me, but how far is Hollywood from here?

00:12:55All right, let's see.

00:12:58Sixteen kilometers.

00:13:01About ten miles.

00:13:02Which way?

00:13:04That way.

00:13:07Are you going to Hollywood?

00:13:09No such luck.

00:13:11I'm what's known as a foreign domestic.

00:13:13For the next twelve months, I'll be scrubbing floors and making beds.

00:13:17But when my time's up, Hollywood will look out.

00:13:21That's strange.

00:13:22A foreign domestic agency paid my passage, too.

00:13:26I'm from Vienna, Austria.

00:13:28Oh, really?

00:13:28Mm-hmm.

00:13:29I'm from England.

00:13:30No.

00:13:31Is this your first trip?

00:13:33Yes.

00:13:34I'm awfully excited.

00:13:36Por favor.

00:13:37I know you speak English very good.

00:13:40I know you speak English very good.

00:13:40Are you going to work for Mrs. Marge, too?

00:14:04This sounds like a sister act.

00:14:06You, too?

00:14:11Nina Rose?

00:14:14Yes, sir.

00:14:17Anita Gonzales?

00:14:24Beatrice Mullins, sir?

00:14:26That's right.

00:14:27Are you Mr. Marge?

00:14:28No, I work for Mrs. Marge.

00:14:32Come along.

00:14:36Three new bodies.

00:14:38Fresh, live, young bodies.

00:14:41No families or friends within thousands of miles.

00:14:43No one to ask embarrassing questions when they disappear.

00:14:59Victor wondered which one Mrs. Marge would pick.

00:15:02The little Mexican?

00:15:03The girl from Vienna?

00:15:03Or the buxam blonde?

00:15:06Victor knew his pick.

00:15:07But he still felt uneasy.

00:15:09Making love to an 80-year-old woman in the body of a 20-year-old girl is insanity.

00:15:15Still, Hedy's plan to transfer her fortune to the new body had been brilliant.

00:15:19Unpleasant to think of what was going to happen to these girls, but a man has to consider his own future.

00:15:24What would happen to him if Hedy were to cast him off after all these years?

00:15:27Well, where can they hang out?

00:15:37Well, there's your new home, girls.

00:15:42Gives me the shivers.

00:15:45Aren't there any neighbors?

00:15:46No.

00:15:48Are there any other servants?

00:15:51No, but I don't think you're going to find it boring.

00:15:57I don't think I'm going to take a nap to work.

00:16:08We'll be there.

00:16:09I don't know.

00:16:10I don't know.

00:16:16I don't know.

00:16:18I don't know.

00:16:19I don't know.

00:16:22I don't know.

00:16:24I don't know.

00:16:25I don't know.

00:16:25THE END

00:16:55What a jolly little place this is.

00:17:12What was that?

00:17:13No one's to leave this house without permission.

00:17:15Enough.

00:17:16Hurry along.

00:17:17Hurry up.

00:17:17Now go.

00:17:25Now go.

00:17:55Put it on your luggage.

00:17:56Turn around.

00:18:20Get the doctor.

00:18:25Get the doctor.

00:18:26Get the doctor.

00:18:50As with the other bodies stolen from cemeteries, the nerve endings of the brain were too far

00:19:00gone to receive a proper transplant.

00:19:03The experiment had failed to produce anything more than a walking, breathing, zombie-like

00:19:06creature.

00:19:07But the doctor permitted her to wander about the laboratory.

00:19:10She was quite harmless and, at times, even amusing.

00:19:15Charming, isn't she?

00:19:18Did you want something?

00:19:19Oh, Mrs. Marks is waiting for you.

00:19:22The girls have arrived.

00:19:26She doesn't have a brain.

00:19:29There might be advantages.

00:19:30I want them examined immediately.

00:19:41Very well.

00:19:43This way.

00:19:49Victor, the doctor can conduct the examination perfectly.

00:19:53Oh, what an old spoiled spot I am.

00:20:00Have you disconnected the phone?

00:20:02Can't I depend on you for anything?

00:20:04Won't it be nice when those girls start calling police, employment agencies, immigration authorities,

00:20:11consulates?

00:20:11There will be no phone calls.

00:20:22Idiot.

00:20:23She's useless.

00:20:24There is one more test I should make.

00:20:26Do anything you want with her.

00:20:28The other two?

00:20:29Perfect medical specimens.

00:20:32All right, Anita.

00:20:33Get dressed now and wait for the others.

00:20:41Mrs. March, I am now giving you notice.

00:20:49I do not care to work in this house any longer.

00:20:51I demand that...

00:20:52You have signed an agreement.

00:20:54If you have any objection, you will discuss them with the immigration authorities,

00:20:58as provided for in your papers.

00:21:01But, Mrs. March...

00:21:02Later.

00:21:05Stand up, my dear.

00:21:07I've got the same measurements as Mal and Monroe.

00:21:09I have.

00:21:24The lucky girl?

00:21:25Yeah?

00:21:27Allow me to be the first to offer congratulations.

00:21:32To both of you.

00:21:39For me?

00:22:02Come on.

00:22:04Come on.

00:22:09Your room is in the basement, Anita.

00:22:20Nina, your room is upstairs.

00:22:22Right across from the top of the stairs.

00:22:28I'll have to show you.

00:22:29I think it will be lonesome down there.

00:22:58Nonsense.

00:22:59You'll be all right.

00:23:00Go on.

00:24:31Who is it?

00:24:43Who is it?

00:24:47Who is it?

00:25:11Fee, are you sure she's not in her room?

00:25:16Yes.

00:25:18Victor left a little while ago. Maybe she went with him.

00:25:21She didn't get out of this prison without permission, that's for sure.

00:25:28Yes.

00:25:29But she would have said goodbye.

00:25:32Why should she? We only met her yesterday.

00:25:34I don't blame her for not wanting to sleep in the basement.

00:25:42It's funny, though.

00:25:45Mrs. March wouldn't even listen when I asked to be dismissed.

00:25:49This house gives me the creeps.

00:25:59She doesn't even have any uniforms for us.

00:26:02B, what in the world do you think you're doing?

00:26:04She told us last night to clean and polish in here.

00:26:06Look at your hands.

00:26:08That will leave a stain on them.

00:26:11Now, don't argue. Go in and wash them immediately.

00:26:15You can put the things away after Nina cleans them.

00:26:17Mrs. March, where is Anita?

00:26:23Anita?

00:26:24Oh.

00:26:26She left.

00:26:28Last night.

00:26:30I would like to give notice, too.

00:26:32I will discuss it with you.

00:26:35Another time.

00:26:47Nina, Nina, come here this instant.

00:27:14Nina, come here this instant.

00:27:17Yes, Mrs. March?

00:27:23Your name is at Nina.

00:27:25But Mrs. March, she's got polish all over there.

00:27:27And so I'm not doing anything.

00:27:28I don't want you running up and downstairs.

00:27:32Those pretty legs of yours will get ugly muscles.

00:27:36Send Nina to me.

00:27:38Yes, ma'am.

00:27:40I'll be in my room.

00:27:47I want to show you something.

00:28:08I want to show you something.

00:28:10Anita wouldn't leave without taking her clothes.

00:28:24I think we'd better get out of there.

00:28:25Fast.

00:28:26Bea, I'd hate to go if she's still here.

00:28:29You'll go now if you go with me.

00:28:30This hinge is loose.

00:28:55Help me.

00:28:56I'll be in my room.

00:28:57I'll be in my room.

00:28:58I'll be in my room.

00:28:59I'll be in my room.

00:29:00I'll be in my room.

00:29:01I'll be in my room.

00:29:02I'll be in my room.

00:29:03I'll be in my room.

00:29:04I'll be in my room.

00:29:05I'll be in my room.

00:29:06I'll be in my room.

00:29:07I'll be in my room.

00:29:08I'll be in my room.

00:29:09I'll be in my room.

00:29:10I'll be in my room.

00:29:11I'll be in my room.

00:29:12I'll be in my room.

00:29:13I'll be in my room.

00:29:14I'll be in my room.

00:29:15I'll be in my room.

00:29:16One last experiment before Dr. Frank would be ready, but this was the most critical of all the experiments.

00:29:43For the first time, the grafting operation would be performed on a living human body, and the brain would come from the doctor's favorite cat.

00:29:54Anita was ready.

00:30:08It's me, Nina.

00:30:10What about your clothes?

00:30:13Never mind, let's go.

00:30:17Be.

00:30:33B.

00:30:34She almost saw us.

00:30:35Let's wait a while to make sure we won't run into her.

00:30:40B.

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00:32:40Bee!

00:32:42Bee!

00:32:52Bee!

00:33:00Bee!

00:33:02Bee!

00:33:04Bee!

00:33:14Bee!

00:33:16Bee!

00:33:18Bee!

00:33:20Bee!

00:33:32Bee!

00:33:34Bee!

00:33:36Bee!

00:33:38Bee!

00:33:40Bee!

00:33:42Bee!

00:33:44Bee!

00:33:46Bee!

00:33:48Where are you?

00:33:50Answer me!

00:33:52I'm here, Mrs. March!

00:34:04I'm here, Mrs. March!

00:34:18She's locked us in.

00:34:22Open it!

00:34:23I said open it!

00:34:24Mrs. March!

00:34:26Victor!

00:34:40Victor!

00:34:42Victor!

00:34:44Victor!

00:34:50Victor!

00:34:51Victor!

00:34:52Victor!

00:34:54Victor!

00:35:07Well, you took long enough.

00:35:09The lawyer will see you in the morning.

00:35:11I told her you were going to change her will.

00:35:19You'll have to check the basement door.

00:35:21It broke loose.

00:35:23You failed.

00:35:41You failed.

00:35:43You failed.

00:35:57You failed.

00:35:58She thinks she's a cat.

00:36:04Nice kitty.

00:36:13Well, I see you still resent the way Mrs. Marsh treats you.

00:36:26I can't say that I blame you.

00:36:28Kitty's always been very fond of me.

00:36:30Haven't you?

00:36:34Does she have all the instincts of a cat?

00:36:37Watch.

00:36:43She ate it.

00:37:13B.

00:37:40is that anita well oh i don't think so

00:38:10look out somebody help her

00:38:18back

00:38:40uh

00:38:50huns huns

00:39:10I still think you should have locked them up.

00:39:13They're not about to leave this house after what they've witnessed.

00:39:16They know Hans is outside there.

00:39:31Even if we could get past that creature outside, there's still the electric fence.

00:39:37The phone's dead.

00:39:38Can't get help that way.

00:39:40If we could get the car, that's it.

00:39:47Victor!

00:39:48Victor!

00:39:50He likes me, I guess.

00:39:54If you could get the keys from him...

00:40:01Hey.

00:40:04I was having a little nightcap.

00:40:06Who do you think you are, pinching me?

00:40:13What?

00:40:14What?

00:40:15Maybe you'd like some company.

00:40:19Someone like me?

00:40:22Mm-hmm.

00:40:23That's more like it.

00:40:29Don't you like me, Victor?

00:40:30Wait.

00:40:31Wait.

00:40:43Wait.

00:40:43Hans is chained

00:40:57let's go outside

00:40:59outside

00:41:00I think I'd like that

00:41:13Victor!

00:41:38Victor!

00:41:43Victor!

00:42:08Victor!

00:42:09Anita, what's the matter with you?

00:42:22Don't you know me?

00:42:24Anita, listen to me.

00:42:39Anita, stay right there.

00:43:08Don't move.

00:43:09I'm coming.

00:43:38Anita.

00:43:39Anita.

00:43:45Anita.

00:43:46Anita.

00:43:52Let me help you.

00:43:59Anita, let me help you.

00:44:14Anita, wait.

00:44:15Anita, wait.

00:44:16Anita, wait.

00:44:22Anita, wait.

00:44:23Anita, wait.

00:44:37Anita, wait.

00:44:38Anita, wait.

00:44:39Anita, wait.

00:44:40Anita, wait.

00:44:41Anita, wait.

00:44:42Anita, wait.

00:44:43Anita, wait.

00:44:44Anita, wait.

00:44:45Anita, wait.

00:44:46Anita, wait.

00:44:47Anita, wait.

00:44:48Anita, wait.

00:44:49Anita, wait.

00:44:50Anita, wait.

00:44:51Anita, wait.

00:44:52Anita, wait.

00:44:53Anita, wait.

00:44:54Anita, wait.

00:44:55Anita, wait.

00:44:56Anita, wait.

00:44:57Anita, wait.

00:44:58Anita, wait.

00:44:59Anita, wait.

00:45:00Anita, wait.

00:45:01Anita, wait.

00:45:02Anita, wait.

00:45:03Anita, wait.

00:45:04Anita, wait.

00:45:05Anita, wait.

00:45:06Anita!

00:45:08Anita!

00:45:24Astonishingly complex, isn't it?

00:45:26The human eye.

00:45:28That's the plane.

00:45:30See?

00:45:34She's unconscious, but she'll live.

00:45:38No.

00:45:40She will live.

00:45:42Well, Anita won't. She's dead.

00:45:50Nina, dear, come along with us now.

00:45:54You've had a bad shock.

00:45:58Get out of here.

00:46:00Both of you.

00:46:04I'm staying with me.

00:46:28Why don't you do something for her?

00:46:32I've done what I can for now.

00:46:34Later, an operation might be possible.

00:46:38I'm preserving the eye.

00:46:40Let me show you. Come over here.

00:46:42The cellular structure is being kept alive by these electrical vibrations.

00:46:52I use the same principle in keeping that hand alive.

00:46:58Dee is a very lucky girl.

00:47:02You think that ironical?

00:47:04Let me explain.

00:47:06I'm the only man alive today capable of restoring your friend's sight.

00:47:10Dr. Alexis Carell, who pioneered the transplanting of vital human organs.

00:47:16A proportion of an animal's heart alive for many years.

00:47:20For this, he received the Nobel Prize.

00:47:24And I, who have so far surpassed his efforts.

00:47:28Surely you don't want to compare yourself with Dr. Carell.

00:47:32He was humane.

00:47:34I too fight to preserve life.

00:47:36And to find the means to improve the lives of future generations.

00:47:40Your viewpoint is that narrow, ignorant one.

00:47:43Held by the medical society today.

00:47:45Which forces me to work in a place like this.

00:47:47To give in to the whims of a foolish old woman.

00:47:50Because she can supply me with the funds I need to continue my work.

00:48:00You're going to be alright.

00:48:01Nina?

00:48:02Yes, please.

00:48:05I, I can't see.

00:48:06What?

00:48:07You're intervandaged.

00:48:10Something happened.

00:48:11Don't think about it now.

00:48:13Listen to me, Bea.

00:48:15Are you listening?

00:48:16This is important.

00:48:17Yes.

00:48:18We must be ready if a chance comes.

00:48:21I remember now.

00:48:22It was Anita.

00:48:24She...

00:48:25Oh, my eye!

00:48:27My eye!

00:48:28My eye!

00:48:29My eye!

00:48:30Ah!

00:48:37You better leave.

00:48:38Did this chest take effect?

00:48:41I'm a doctor.

00:48:42I'll take care of her.

00:48:43I'm sure you will take excellent care of her.

00:48:46Until your plans call for something else.

00:48:50Or am I to be the next one, doctor?

00:48:53Doctor.

00:49:03There.

00:49:04You got all the clothes?

00:49:05Yes.

00:49:06And made my hair appointment?

00:49:08I took care of everything on your list.

00:49:11While you were talking with the lawyer.

00:49:13Hair appointment Monday, 10 a.m.

00:49:16Charles of the Ritz.

00:49:18Under Nina's name.

00:49:20I want Nina to model these.

00:49:23Later.

00:49:24After I've rested.

00:49:25You tell her.

00:49:39They're back.

00:49:40I'll have to leave you now.

00:49:42Remember, I'm going to try to get us out of here tonight.

00:49:45No.

00:49:46No.

00:49:48Forget about me.

00:49:49I won't go.

00:49:51Bea.

00:49:53Don't talk like that.

00:49:54Mrs. March had not realized her new body had such a satisfactory shape.

00:50:12Perhaps not as spectacular as the English girl, but in excellent taste.

00:50:17She couldn't help being amused.

00:50:19The stupid girl was not only modeling Mrs. March's future wardrobe, but Mrs. March's future body.

00:50:25So firm.

00:50:26So nicely rounded in places manlike.

00:50:34You might have knocked when you came in, Victor.

00:50:38I'm sorry.

00:50:39Don't stop yourself showing my account.

00:50:41Does my, uh, aged Lachinvar disturb you?

00:50:47That's unkind.

00:50:48Shut up.

00:50:50You see, it's hard for a vain, stupid man to realize that he holds no attraction for a lovely young girl.

00:51:03You're not needed now, Victor.

00:51:05Close the door quietly when you go out.

00:51:10I'm not going to be needed at all.

00:51:14That's what you're saying, isn't it?

00:51:17After tomorrow, when...

00:51:18Victor!

00:51:20That's enough!

00:51:22Get out!

00:51:23If it's the way it's going to be when what?

00:51:34Don't ask tiresome questions.

00:51:37That will be enough for tonight.

00:51:39I want us both to get some rest.

00:51:42Try to sleep.

00:51:43But Mrs. March...

00:51:44That's an order!

00:51:46Do as I say!

00:51:53You're not looking for me, are you?

00:52:12Why would a pretty young girl want to be around an old man?

00:52:18What did you try to tell Mrs. March?

00:52:20Hmm?

00:52:23So that's what you plan to do.

00:52:26Get rid of old Victor once you get all that money.

00:52:30The only thing is, of course, it won't really be you.

00:52:36Victor, please tell me.

00:52:39Try to make sense.

00:52:40I am telling you.

00:52:42Tomorrow you'll be one of the richest women in the world.

00:52:47There's a press release that's in the mails now.

00:52:50To all the major news syndicates.

00:52:54Orphan girl, soul heir to March millions.

00:52:58Nina Rhodes has a lucky star.

00:53:05I don't understand.

00:53:06The next press release will be March mansion destroyed by fire.

00:53:13Cinderella girl, Nina Rhodes, soul survivor.

00:53:18Only it won't be you.

00:53:22It's a pity, too.

00:53:24You're nice the way you are.

00:53:25Please don't let it happen.

00:53:31You could help me and Bea get away.

00:53:34When you're a rich woman, you wouldn't forget an old friend.

00:53:40A friend who'd saved your life, would you?

00:53:42Get out of the car.

00:53:52And stay there.

00:53:53Victor, Bea too.

00:53:54Bea must come too.

00:53:57Wait a minute.

00:53:59Just to make sure.

00:54:12Sign this.

00:54:15Sign this.

00:54:2230.

00:54:42City, Lord.

00:54:43You're a good friend.

00:54:45You're a good friend.

00:54:46I'm ready.

00:54:47I'm ready.

00:54:49I'm ready.

00:54:50Good friend.

00:54:51I'm ready.

00:54:52I'm ready.

00:54:53I'm ready.

00:54:54We're ready.

00:54:55I'm ready.

00:54:56All now.

00:54:58We're ready.

00:55:00Is there a new place?

00:55:01All soon.

00:55:03It's ready.

00:55:05All soon.

00:55:06It's ready.

00:55:07Bees, you've got to come with me.

00:55:32No, I won't go.

00:55:34Why should I want to go on living like this?

00:55:39I'll get Victor to help me and we will carry you.

00:55:56Did you want something from Victor, dear?

00:56:00Sit down, my dear.

00:56:03I'm afraid you're wearing yourself out with all this rushing round.

00:56:07I don't like that.

00:56:08You realize she's mad, don't you, Dr. Frank?

00:56:11Relax.

00:56:12Hurry, Doctor.

00:56:18I'll be ready for you shortly, Mrs. March.

00:56:21I'll be waiting.

00:56:35It's finally about to happen.

00:56:37You don't know what it's been like for me living with this ugly body of mine, knowing that any attention I received was not for me but my money.

00:56:58Well, nobody got any of it.

00:57:10I've never known what it was like to be loved for myself alone.

00:57:17Why did you kill Victor, Mrs. March?

00:57:21Victor?

00:57:23Victor was a fool.

00:57:32I'm a practical woman, Dr. Frank.

00:57:35A business woman.

00:57:36I've never been a very practical person.

00:57:40I suppose that makes me a fool, too, in your eyes.

00:57:44Of course not.

00:57:45Relax, Mrs. March.

00:57:46Just relax.

00:57:48Relax.

00:57:49Relax.

00:57:50Relax.

00:58:19Relax.

00:58:20Relax.

00:58:39Waking up, are you?

00:58:41Good.

00:58:42I want to talk to you.

00:58:50You signed a paper making Vicky a legal guardian.

00:58:55That's right, isn't it?

00:58:58I did something, something, didn't I?

00:59:01That would probably work as well for me.

00:59:05We could stay here.

00:59:08None of this would have to be destroyed.

00:59:12Reading better, aren't you?

00:59:14I'll let you try it on your own.

00:59:15I wonder now if Mrs. March didn't intend blowing me up,

00:59:22along with all the rest of this.

00:59:30You're a very wealthy woman now, Niner.

00:59:32What I must decide is how to keep you and your friends available

00:59:37with the least amount of nuisance to myself.

00:59:39I could keep you under sedation.

00:59:42I thought your signature was required.

00:59:46Or I could replace your brain with one more amenable.

00:59:54What about Mrs. March, Doctor?

00:59:57Mrs. March no longer has a thing to say.

01:00:00Do you, my dear?

01:00:01Do you, my dear?

01:00:06Completely recovered, I'd say.

01:00:08How do you feel?

01:00:12I guess a transplant would be better.

01:00:18It won't hurt.

01:00:19It won't hurt.

01:00:26Dr. Frank had enjoyed this transplantation.

01:00:29Mrs. March's brain winding up in the body of the cat.

01:00:35Poetic justice to think of autocratic Mrs. March scavenging in back-alley garbage cans for her dinner.

01:00:50But Mrs. March doesn't take things lying down.

01:00:54glass.

01:00:55альный

01:01:03little

01:01:05little

01:01:17little

01:01:19Come on.

01:01:49Come on.

01:02:19Come on.

01:02:49Come on.

01:03:19Mrs. March did not intend to let her money get out of sight.

01:03:22She would follow that girl.

01:03:24Sometime, someplace, revenge would come.

01:03:49She would follow that girl.

01:03:56THE END

01:04:26THE END

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