Doctor Death: Seeker of Souls

1973
R
1 h 29 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn evil immortal magician on a killing spree targets one specific couple in an attempt to prolong his life through soul transference.An evil immortal magician on a killing spree targets one specific couple in an attempt to prolong his life through soul transference.An evil immortal magician on a killing spree targets one specific couple in an attempt to prolong his life through soul transference.

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The final film of Moe Howard, the leader of The Three Stooges. It was one of his only appearances outside of the trio since the days of silent films.

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About 52:00 into the film, a knife is thrown toward the right side of Tana's chin. In the next close-up scene, the knife is gone, then it reappears when a second knife hits her breast.

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Dr. Death: Now, would you listen to see if there is any heartbeat?
Volunteer in the Audience: Oh, why, certainly!
[Dr. Death holds out a stethoscope, but the volunteer instead puts his ear directly against the dead girl's chest]
Volunteer in the Audience: She's dead, all right. I couldn't feel - uh, I couldn't hear a thing.

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Doctor Death: Seeker of Souls-"My God, is that Moe?"

The above quote is not from the film but from Emil Sitka, a veteran Three Stooges supporting player who saw this at a drive-in and thought he looked "rather pathetic". In his final film appearance and one of the few he made without his fellow teammates, Moe Howard plays an audience member of the title character's demonstration of transferring an alive woman's soul to a dead woman's body bringing the latter back to life. His quip, "She's dead all right, I couldn't feel-uh, I couldn't hear a thing!" sounded like a blooper the producers decided to keep in. It was a funny enough line. The rest of the movie seems ridiculous especially when the title character keeps failing to bring certain souls to a certain dead body but it's entertainingly campy enough to keep one's attention. So I say give Doctor Death, Seeker of Souls a look. P. S. It's also amusing seeing Leon Askin-the former General Burkhalter of "Hogan's Heroes"-as mute assistant Thor!