"Beware! When Karloff stops the clock, your hour has come!"17 September 1940Horror, Crime, Sci-Fi62 mins
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Sentenced to die for his role in a mercy killing Dr. John Garth (Boris Karloff Frankenstein) spends his final days continuing his experiments from death row.
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Sentenced to die for his role in a mercy killing Dr. John Garth (Boris Karloff Frankenstein) spends his final days continuing his experiments from death row.
Before I Hang - Trailer
Sentenced to die for his role in a mercy killing Dr. John Garth (Boris Karloff Frankenstein) spends his final days continuing his experiments from death row.
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