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Maniac

1934·Horror·51m
7.0
An ex-vaudeville actor is working as the assistant to a doctor who has Frankenstein aspirations. The ex-vaudeville actor kills the doctor and decides to assume the identity of the dead physician.
Directed by Dwain Esper
rape
cat
exploitation
mad scientist
mad doctor
pre-code
psychotronic

Cast

Horace B. Carpenter
Horace B. Carpenter
Dr. Meirschultz
Marian Constance Blackton
Marian Constance Blackton
Neighbor

Crew

Dwain Esper
Dwain Esper
Director
Dwain Esper
Dwain Esper
Producer

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17 reviews
denny
denny
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i’m very disappointed that this was almost a frankenstein adaptation but it took a different route so it can’t be considered such, but very excited about that it is an outrageous adaptation of edgar allan poe’s the black cat, which is one of my favorite works of his!

(i’m still tagging it frankenstein because it incorporates reanimation)
i’m very disappointed that this was almost a frankenstein adaptation but it took a different route so it can’t be considered such, but very excited about that it is an outrageous adaptation of edgar allan poe’s the black cat, which is one of my favorite works of his!

(i’m still tagging it frankenstein because it incorporates reanimation)
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Jay
Jay
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#2 of double feature (cat themed?) at light industry. Mondo freaks!
#2 of double feature (cat themed?) at light industry. Mondo freaks!
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Bearman08
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For a low budget horror, I was surprised at how incredible the performances were, like they were cackling.
For a low budget horror, I was surprised at how incredible the performances were, like they were cackling.
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Will Steffens
Will Steffens
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Two stars because the bald guy was funny
Two stars because the bald guy was funny
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JPA
JPA
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59
For a relatively unknown film that's over 90 years old, it's not bad. It's also not a great film, but okay.
59
For a relatively unknown film that's over 90 years old, it's not bad. It's also not a great film, but okay.
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