This is an ultra-cheap movie made in the UK with little in the budget to allow for big name stars. So it's left to Kieron Moore to play the young and severely misguided Dr. Blood. It seems that the young doctor has been away in college conducting experiments but he's now returned home to assist his father in his practice. What exactly his previous experiments were is unknown to everyone--they just know he's a nice guy and they can trust him to look after the good people of this small town. The only "big name" in the film is Ian Hunter, as the Sr. Dr. Blood.
Unfortunately for the town, the young doctor's experiments have to do with reviving the dead--a practice frowned upon in most municipalities. And, when he starts killing people to do this research, people eventually realize he is at the heart of the murders. Poor guy, as he sounded so sure of himself and sincere! The movie is much better than the low rating on IMDb. It's not a great film, but very watchable.
Unfortunately for the town, the young doctor's experiments have to do with reviving the dead--a practice frowned upon in most municipalities. And, when he starts killing people to do this research, people eventually realize he is at the heart of the murders. Poor guy, as he sounded so sure of himself and sincere! The movie is much better than the low rating on IMDb. It's not a great film, but very watchable.