Hand of Death

1962
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1 Std.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAlex Marsh has created a serum combining a hypnotic drug and nerve gas. Unfortunately spills the formula, breathing the vapors and getting some on his hands causing the drug transforms him i... Alles lesenAlex Marsh has created a serum combining a hypnotic drug and nerve gas. Unfortunately spills the formula, breathing the vapors and getting some on his hands causing the drug transforms him into a murderous monster.Alex Marsh has created a serum combining a hypnotic drug and nerve gas. Unfortunately spills the formula, breathing the vapors and getting some on his hands causing the drug transforms him into a murderous monster.

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4,7/10

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The little boy playing by the beach is Butch Patrick, who two years later was cast as Eddie Munster on "The Munsters."

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When the monster turns the light on in the beachfront house, instead of turning the handle on the lamp, it turns on by his touch. Those lamps turned on and off by turning the handle clockwise.

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Carol Wilson: [just got off the phone with Alex Marsh] Alex is on his way to Los Angeles. He wants to talk to you and Tom. He said he'd get to the house about 9:00.
Dr. Frederick Ramsey: What's so important that Alex has to see us tonight?
Carol Wilson: I don't know. This is the first time I ever heard Alex Marsh actually sound excited about something.
[a bit sad]
Carol Wilson: And it obviously isn't me.

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Featured in 100 Jahre Horror- und Gruselfilme: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1996)

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A better print surfaces on AMC

AMC just ran HAND OF DEATH early Sunday morning at 5 am. The print was the same as what ran on Fox Movie Channel but with a major difference. The AMC print ( courtesy of Fox television ) was not a dark and muddy mess that obscured the monster make up. It was nice and bright with far better contrasts. So it was still a cruddy 16mm pan and scan print, but at least you could appreciate the effects and make up. If you are interested keep an eye on AMC as they are in the habit of running horror and sci-fi stuff late night on the weekends and this will undoubtedly get another broadcast over the coming months. As for the film itself, I'd agree with other comments that it is not a lost classic, but an entertaining way to pass 58 minutes if you are a fan of this genre. Fans of John Agar will certainly enjoy his performance, the guy played so many roles like this he could do them in his sleep ( and sometimes did ). Plus you get to see a young Eddie Munster almost menaced!