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The Mad Ghoul (1943)

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Summary: Curious about the effects of an ancient Mayan nerve gas on humans, a scientist exposes his young assistant and turns him into a mindless ghoul that must have human heart substance to live. (imdb)

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Genres: Sci-fi, Horror

Country: USA

Directed By: James P. Hogan

Written By: Hanns Kräly, Paul Gangelin

Starring: Robert Armstrong, Evelyn Ankers, George Zucco, Turhan Bey, David Bruce

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TCI	User	Score
na	Bavafreak	75	T₅
na	PaulCurtis	72	T₃
na	x-human	73	T₄
One of the more interesting premises, but a lackluster effort all around. A by the numbers outing from Universal.
na	moviesinhell	88	T₉
The mix of over-the-top horror elements and subtle black humor qualifies it as one of the era's best and brightest fright flicks. Zucco lends a terrific deadpan acerbic edge to Dr. Morris, while Bruce's hapless Ted ranks as one of the most abused innocents in fear-film history.
na	imdb	57	T₃