Human Experiments (1979)
Année de sortie: 1979
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Experimentos humanos, Experiências Humanas, Elävien kuolleiden talo, De levande döda, Electro-Choc, Expérimentations humaines, Morderczy eksperyment, Эксперименты над людьми, Mardrömmen, Beyond the Gate, Women in Prison, Gehirnwäsche
Réalisateur: Gregory Goodell
Writer: Gregory Goodell, Richard Rothstein
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Gregory Goodell, Summer Brown
Executive Producer: Edwin Brown
Sociétés: N/A
Genre: Horror
Budget: 300.000
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: brainwashing, criminal rehabilitation, hallucinations, human experiment, innocent in jail, insects, mass murder, prison, prison escape, rock concert, self-defense, singer, spider, video nasty, women's prison
Histoire
In 'Human Experiments', a deranged prison doctor conducts horrifying experiments using shock therapy on inmates. The film does not provide specific details about the outcomes of these experiments or any character arcs.
Résumé
'Human Experiments' (1979) is an American horror film directed by Gregory Goodell. Set in a prison, the movie revolves around a cruel and unethical doctor who subjects inmates to brutal shock therapy treatments for unknown purposes. The film's plot is limited to this central premise, with no further details on characters or events provided in the sources.
