Overview:
Several people volunteer for a scientific experiment about mind-reading and memory, but the experiment goes horribly wrong.| Status: | Released (1972-01-01) |
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| Screen: | Thomas Hal Phillips, Christian Garrison, Joy N. Houck Jr. |
| Productions: | Howco Productions Inc. |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Spoken Languages: | English |
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- 1076543: Barbara Burgess - Dr. Carol Portland
- 1035490: Gil Peterson - Dr. Elton Morris
- 29512: Gerald McRaney - Willie West
- 197974: Marcus J. Grapes - Judd Reeves
- 1286312: Doug Collins - Dr. Roland Roth
- 134649: Ann Latham - Minnie Lee Parks
Crews
- 129801: Joy N. Houck Jr. - Director - Directing
- 129801: Joy N. Houck Jr. - Story - Writing
- 129801: Joy N. Houck Jr. - Screenplay - Writing
- 1046100: Thomas Hal Phillips - Executive Producer - Production
- 1046100: Thomas Hal Phillips - Story - Writing
- 1046100: Thomas Hal Phillips - Screenplay - Writing
- 1567127: Christian Garrison - Associate Producer - Production
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This is a low-budget 70's film which stems from the cinematic crazes of both the 'evilly-implemented mind control' ('The Manchurian Candidate' and 'The Ipcress File') and 'paranoia about government conspiracy' subgenres that were fervently expressed in the Vietnam/Watergate era of Am ....
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Oh, my gosh, I thought CBS prime-time television shows were the worst things Gerald McRaney appeared in. Four people are experimented on by a crazed mind control computer. That's it, don't rent it. I saw this under one of its many titles- "Grey Matter," and it is perhaps one of the w ....
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