The Man with Nine Lives

Movie

1940

1h 14m

English

Science Fiction

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6.3

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Dr. Leon Kravaal develops a potential cure for cancer, which involves freezing the patient. But an experiment goes awry when authorities believe Kravaal has killed a patient. Kravaal freezes the officials, along with himself. Years later, they are discovered and revived in h...

The Man with Nine Lives

Movie

1940

1h 14m

English

Science Fiction

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Cast

Dr. Leon Kravaal

Dr. Tim Mason

Nurse Judith Blair

Bob Adams

John Hawthorne

Sheriff Stanton

Dr. Bassett

Dr. Harvey

Pete Daggett

Frozen Therapy Patient (uncredited)

Charles Miller

Doctor Spectator Explaining Procedu...

Eddie Dew

Doctor Spectator Listening to Expla...

James Conaty

Doctor Spectator (uncredited)

Wedgwood Nowell

Doctor Spectator (uncredited)

Cyril Ring

Doctor Spectator (uncredited)

William Marion

Doctor Spectator (uncredited)

Landers Stevens

Doctor Spectator (uncredited)

Ivan Miller

Sheriff Haley (uncredited)

Bruce Bennett

State Trooper (uncredited)

Charles Halton

Doctor in Front Row in Final Scene ...

Lee Willard

Frozen Body of Jasper Adams (uncred...

Directed By: Nick Grindé

Written By: Karl Brown (Screenplay), Harold Shumate (Story)

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csrz says...

3 years ago

Continuing my Karloff at Columbia set from Eureka. The concept is more of the same when compared to The Man They Could Not Hang but I quite like it and it's understandable since it's written by the same guy (Karl Brown). It's still a very fun sci-fi thriller that delivers what you'd expect and is hugely benefited by having Boris Karloff in it. It has the silliness but also is tense and engaging, and the suspense is surprisingly effective in the third act. It is fast-paced and makes for a nice entertainment. Karloff once again shows his range and nails his character incredibly well. Always great to see this man in action. 3rd film from Eureka 'Boris Karloff at Columbia' set.

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