Atomic Brain (1964) - Review, Rating and Synopsis

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Hetty March (Marjorie Eaton) is a rich old lady with plenty of money. With the help of Dr. Otto Frank, a rogue scientist kept on retainer, she intends to have her brain (through the miracle of modern 1964 atomics) transferred into a young body. The body is to be selected from three candidates. Which one will it be? Anita from Mexico, Nina from Austria, or Bea from England? What does her aged companion think of this? Will the scientist be able to gain something from this?

Atomic Brain (Monstrosity) Cast:

Marjorie Eaton as Mrs. March
Frank Gerstle as Dr. Frank
Frank Fowler (actor) as Victor
Erika Peters as Nina Rhodes
Judy Bamber as Beatrice ‘Bea’ Mullins
Lisa Lang as Anita Gonzales
Xerxes as the Cat
Bradford Dillman as Narrator

Atomic Brain (Monstrosity) Rating:

IMDB= 2.9/10;

Atomic Brain (Monstrosity) Synopsis

The movie tells the story of an elderly woman who uses her vast fortune to convince an eccentric yet brilliant scientist to provide her with a new, youthful body. This done by hiring three immigrant young women, with the promise of helping them become film stars. The old woman then chooses which of the girls she finds most beautiful, and sets about replacing the young woman’s brain with her own.

This story revolves around an old woman, Mrs. March who is getting tired of, well, being old. In a moment of inspiration, she decides to hire Dr. Otto Frank to transplant her brain into a younger woman’s body. The fact that Otto’s only successful operation to date has been to transplant a dog’s brain into a man does not damper Mrs. March’s enthusiasm. For some reason a nuclear reactor is installed in March’s basement, a gaggle of European kids comes over, brains get switched (one is switched with a cat!), the reactor blows up, and, well, need I say more?

An elderly woman uses her vast fortune to convince an eccentric yet brilliant scientist to transplant her brain into a new, youthful body. The bodies are provided by three immigrant young women who are hired to be servants. The old woman then chooses which of the girls she finds most beautiful, and sets about replacing the young woman’s brain with her own.

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