An insurance investigator finds there's more to electronic dream therapy than meets the eye.An insurance investigator finds there's more to electronic dream therapy than meets the eye.An insurance investigator finds there's more to electronic dream therapy than meets the eye.
Carl Jaffe
- Dr. Hoff
- (as Carl Jaffé)
Armand Guinle
- French Farmer
- (as Armande Guinle)
Fred Davis
- Diner at Hotel Memours
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Montgomery Tully
- David Paltenghi(dream sequence)
- Writers
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Interesting idea, but terrible execution.
Dull, dull, cliche ridden film . Brainwashing has been used as a topic for many interesting films(IPCRESS FILE for one). This 1950s British film is not one of them. Instead we get a very basic storyline with no punches whatsoever. Rod Cameron sleepwalks throughout, looking like he would much rather be in a Western. There is an annoying love angle thrown in and some two dimensional characters(mad scientist, caring scientist, power hungry industrialist, rock jawed hero,psycho etc.). The result is a very boring film with no delivery whatsoever. Only the poor viewer is brainwashed.
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- Alberto-7
- Apr 9, 2000
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- Also known as
- Zex, the Electronic Fiend
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- Budget
- $125,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 16 minutes
- Color
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By what name was The Electronic Monster (1958) officially released in India in English?
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