The Brain Machine Trailer

The Brain Machine Trailer (1972)

"It Has No Conscience, It Shows No Mercy." 01 January 1972 Drama, Horror, Thriller 85 mins

Several people volunteer for a scientific experiment about mind-reading and memory, but the experiment goes horribly wrong.

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Cast

James Best

as Rev. Emory Neill

Barbara Burgess

as Dr. Carol Portland

Gil Peterson

as Dr. Elton Morris

Gerald McRaney

as Willie West

Marcus J. Grapes

as Judd Reeves

Doug Collins

as Dr. Roland Roth

Ann Latham

as Minnie Lee Parks

Thomas Hal Phillips

as The General

Tom Dever

as Bodyguard

Zephirin Hymel IV

as Dr. Krisner

Sam Sherrill

as A Guard

International Titles

Der Manipulator Trailer

The Mind Machine Trailer

Grey Matter Trailer

Mind Warp Trailer

The E-Box Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1972

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