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It was Halloween season when we were in New Hampshire and as I was blow drying my hair one morning in the resort, I heard strange sounds coming from the living room.
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Turns outthe husband had found one of those mondo bizarro horror movies from the 50’s.. and it was a hoot.
Fiend Without A Face. No need to delve into the plot, just know it was marvelously ridiculous with disembodied killer brains on the loose.
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They boarded up the doors, but it found a way in.
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They chopped it with an ax…
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But they still weren’t safe.
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And just when we thought our damsel in distress could stop wringing her hands?
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Multiple disembodied brains attacked.
Man, they don’t make movies like this anymore.
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River's world..... 
😝🤣😆….no they don’t. And that’s no necessarily a good thing. I’m not a big blood and guts gore type of movie kinda gal. I’m more a psychological thriller movie goer. Those scare me more than any other film genera.
But some humor is good in those 1950’s type movies. Although I don’t think the filmmakers intended it that way, lol.
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The fact that they’re meant to be serious is what makes them so damned funny!
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Look at the sign on the door of explosive vault.
ELECTRICAL STATION NO. 6
WiNNIPEG MANITOBA
CANADA
No, you cannot see the whole sign here, but I remember this movie very well, although it had a different name in Canada. ( I believe it was The Mind Things, or The Brain Things! Something like that.)
It was supposedly a movie about my home town. But if you remember the beginning of the movie, it took place in a mountainous region. Winnipeg is on flat prairie. Even at 7 or 8 years old I knew the movie was a fraud, and my friends and I laughed our way through it.
Thanks for giving me this name. I have tried to find it online, but it doesn’t exist under the name I knew!)
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That’s crazy! I didn’t see much of it as I was in the shower, but what I did see was ridiculously funny.
Happy to share the joy and provide a reunion.
😉
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I now have it on You Tube and am about to watch it. Thank you. (I might not watch it to the end, but I am going to try!)
🤯🥶🥵😱😱😱🤮🤮🤮
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I’d love to be a fly on the wall when whichever script-writer pitched this to the film-makers. What was the part where one of them said, “Tell me more!”
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And how do the actors get into character? Running from a killer brain isn’t something you can train for….
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I know, right!? It’s like that guy in Austin Powers with the steamroller moving incredibly slow towards him, like, “STOOOOOOPPPPPP!!!” I think they saw the script, shrugged and said, “at least we’re getting paid”
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The husband loves ridiculous 50s “horror” films like these. I read him your post and now he wants to see it.
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And he should. It’s completely bizarre and stupid.
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Then it meets all the requirements!
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I’m not into modern horror, as I don’t like being scared but this and things like twilight zone are jolly good fun
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I love a good scare, but not outright blood and guts slasher films. This was a riot…
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Amazing to look at horror back in the day, and what it is now. Definitely do not make movies like that any more!
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They’re just so funny. It’s hard to believe anyone could be scared.
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Of course they’re going to find a way in. They’re brains! “Outsmarting” is what they do!
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