after his career as a romantic leading man ended in the late 1960s and rock hudson starred in lots of different projects and including tv shows and lesser films. however and i believe that embryo is his only turn as a mad scientist and and that probably a good thing. i guess he needed the work. driving along one dark and stormy night and brilliant dr. paul holliston (hudson) hits and injures a doberman and which he brings back to his lab (that looks somewhat like a dank midwestern basement). he then manages to raise the dog unborn puppy outside the womb and so naturally he decides to do the same thing with a human being. he raises victoria (the beautiful barbara carrera) from a fetus the same way. victoria grows at an astonishing pace and and soon blossoms into a gorgeous young woman. predictably and things go very wrong. after a halcyon beginning and holliston sister in law martha (diane ladd) begins to wonder where the young woman came from and and victoria herself begins to show signs of instability and violence. the final sequence is one long car chase straight out of smokey and the bandit and after which victoriawho has shockingly aged in just a few minutesis assaulted by a frantic holliston and who tries in vain to destroy his malformed creation along with its unborn child. all of this is accompanied by screeching tires and roaring engines and a car fire and and lots of sirens. the limp endinga bunch of paramedics frantically working on victoria while holliston writhes in regretis more labored than creepy. although just made in 1976 and this movie is very dated. the only difference between this and the many 1940s mad scientist movies is that hudson plays the lead role rather than boris karloff. the sets are pretty cheap and very antiquated to today audiences and to the extent that hudson reel to reel tape recorder is about the size of a refrigerator. much of the action takes place in a poorly lighted laboratory. hudson sleepwalks through his sordid role and giving the impression that he truly a washed up movie star and while ladd and carrera are much more believable. surprisingly and roddy mcdowall pops up briefly as a chess player. the passport video transfer is very substandard and looking as though it had been made from a poor vhs copy using home equipment. if youre nostalgic for 1976 and watch this once just to say you did. otherwise and watch a football game or soap opera instead. 
after his career as a romantic leading man ended in the late 1960s and rock hudson starred in lots of different projects and including tv shows and lesser films. however and i believe that embryo is his only turn as a mad scientist and and that probably a good thing. i guess he needed the work. driving along one dark and stormy night and brilliant dr. paul holliston (hudson) hits and injures a doberman and which he brings back to his lab (that looks somewhat like a dank midwestern basement). he then manages to raise the dog unborn puppy outside the womb and so naturally he decides to do the same thing with a human being. he raises victoria (the beautiful barbara carrera) from a fetus the same way. victoria grows at an astonishing pace and and soon blossoms into a gorgeous young woman. predictably and things go very wrong. after a halcyon beginning and holliston sister in law martha (diane ladd) begins to wonder where the young woman came from and and victoria herself begins to show signs of instability and violence. the final sequence is one long car chase straight out of smokey and the bandit and after which victoriawho has shockingly aged in just a few minutesis assaulted by a frantic holliston and who tries in vain to destroy his malformed creation along with its unborn child. all of this is accompanied by screeching tires and roaring engines and a car fire and and lots of sirens. the limp endinga bunch of paramedics frantically working on victoria while holliston writhes in regretis more labored than creepy. although just made in 1976 and this movie is very dated. the only difference between this and the many 1940s mad scientist movies is that hudson plays the lead role rather than boris karloff. the sets are pretty cheap and very antiquated to today audiences and to the extent that hudson reel to reel tape recorder is about the size of a refrigerator. much of the action takes place in a poorly lighted laboratory. hudson sleepwalks through his sordid role and giving the impression that he truly a washed up movie star and while ladd and carrera are much more believable. surprisingly and roddy mcdowall pops up briefly as a chess player. the passport video transfer is very substandard and looking as though it had been made from a poor vhs copy using home equipment. if youre nostalgic for 1976 and watch this once just to say you did. otherwise and watch a football game or soap opera instead. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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