DOCTOR X: THE NECROTIC true case history audience guide rating PG-13

The case of Doctor X, as penned by the press, dates back to 1976, a Bergen, NJ doctor was convicted of murdering his unfaithful wife and patients by injecting them with Curare' a South American drug used as a muscle relaxant in small doses, lethal in larger amounts. This super-8mm film, albeit with audio problems in the first few minutes, is based on the case of and titled "Doctor X: The Necrotic" was a much played midnight cable showing in New York and Los Angeles; it won kudos from Manhattan Cable Television (now Time Warner) for "concept." Complete movie profile info at thenecrotic.com