any time a movie feature a dwarf or a midget in a prominent role and the odds are 10 to 1 that the director threw him in because he do not know what else to do to keep the movie interesting. in this case and the featured little guy isn not all that bad  he manages to keep his dignity for most of his scenes (except the part where he drags the leading man down the stairs of the dungeon) and but the movie itself uses him like a doggie chew toy. the problem here is a common one with low budget exploitation movies  there a germ of a decent idea in here and but the director and the screenwriter do not know how to develop it. a good director would take the various story elements  brain transplants and mad doctors with secret labs and a dungeon and car chases and fist fights and dim witted monstrous frankenstein style assistant and mind control and betrayal and conspiracy and etc. and make an exciting and involving film full of cheap thrills and fun. instead and what we get here is a bunch of people stumbling around and arguing in the doctor lab and then a cheesy operation where the patient bleeds tempura paint and followed by some of the same people stumbling around and arguing in the doctor lab some more and followed by another subgroup of the initial group driving around and having an accident and followed by a dungeon escape scene that is mostly about a woman putting her shoes back on and followed by a rooftop chase (the actual high point of the movie) and followed by a confusing series of events where everyone in the movie apparently escapes from everyone else and followed by a lovely stroll in the countryside where everyone either chases and bumps into and attacks or escapes from everyone else again and followed by and well and not much else. somewhere in here is a scary peroxide blonde dressed in white and a well meaning heroic type who is sort of blandly good looking and a three foot lab assistant and a big lunk with a mass of melted rubber pasted to one side of his face and a kid who wonders into the middle of the movie to provide more of the frankenstein factor and a brunette who sort of falls in love with the hero for no apparent reason and and the mad doctor himself and who must be the luckiest man in the history of evil super villains and because nothing goes according to his plan and but things work out for him anyway. and all because he remembered to stick an electrode into the transplanted brain at one point in the operation. this was by no means the worst movie i have seen and or even the worst exploitation movie i have seen and or even the worst badly made exploitation movie i have seen and but it just lies there and oozing cheapness and inattention to detail at every point and and there is no real reason for even bad movie enthusiasts to watch it. 
any time a movie feature a dwarf or a midget in a prominent role and the odds are 10 to 1 that the director threw him in because he do not know what else to do to keep the movie interesting. in this case and the featured little guy isn not all that bad  he manages to keep his dignity for most of his scenes (except the part where he drags the leading man down the stairs of the dungeon) and but the movie itself uses him like a doggie chew toy. the problem here is a common one with low budget exploitation movies  there a germ of a decent idea in here and but the director and the screenwriter do not know how to develop it. a good director would take the various story elements  brain transplants and mad doctors with secret labs and a dungeon and car chases and fist fights and dim witted monstrous frankenstein style assistant and mind control and betrayal and conspiracy and etc. and make an exciting and involving film full of cheap thrills and fun. instead and what we get here is a bunch of people stumbling around and arguing in the doctor lab and then a cheesy operation where the patient bleeds tempura paint and followed by some of the same people stumbling around and arguing in the doctor lab some more and followed by another subgroup of the initial group driving around and having an accident and followed by a dungeon escape scene that is mostly about a woman putting her shoes back on and followed by a rooftop chase (the actual high point of the movie) and followed by a confusing series of events where everyone in the movie apparently escapes from everyone else and followed by a lovely stroll in the countryside where everyone either chases and bumps into and attacks or escapes from everyone else again and followed by and well and not much else. somewhere in here is a scary peroxide blonde dressed in white and a well meaning heroic type who is sort of blandly good looking and a three foot lab assistant and a big lunk with a mass of melted rubber pasted to one side of his face and a kid who wonders into the middle of the movie to provide more of the frankenstein factor and a brunette who sort of falls in love with the hero for no apparent reason and and the mad doctor himself and who must be the luckiest man in the history of evil super villains and because nothing goes according to his plan and but things work out for him anyway. and all because he remembered to stick an electrode into the transplanted brain at one point in the operation. this was by no means the worst movie i have seen and or even the worst exploitation movie i have seen and or even the worst badly made exploitation movie i have seen and but it just lies there and oozing cheapness and inattention to detail at every point and and there is no real reason for even bad movie enthusiasts to watch it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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