Cheap little Sci-Fi flick, pretty much what you expect from these kind of movies but it has some weird moments and scenes that almost make up for the usual long spells of boring shit going on.

Mst3k: 7/10

Interesting idea - old woman hires mad scientist to transplant her brain into a younger body, then starts auditioning young hotties - done extremely poorly, edited with a hacksaw, half the plot explained in voice-overs and so badly paced it makes 60 minutes feel like 3 hours.

mst3k: 6/10

Goofy accents, brain transplants, a nude corpse, and bad guys who get what they deserve. A good time with or without the MST3K treatment.

This bottom-of-the-barrel baby has it all: brain transplants, zombies, dog men, cat women, over-the-hill gigolos, and a bunch of odd characters sporting the most improbable foreign accents imaginable. Cinematographer-turned-director Mascelli composes a couple of nice shots, but everything else is clearly not to be taken seriously.

Mad science run amok with dogs and cats living together; Mass hysteria. Plot seems to have it all. Movie lacks star power but gets along fine by dead panned wackiness which never lets up. [MST3k is almost lazy with the quips, letting the movie speak for itself]

If you like classic Sci-Fi b-movies chock full of mad scientists, underground laboratories, body switching, human experimentation and reanimation -- this gem is for you!