The Return of Doctor X

1939

Drama / Horror / Mystery / Sci-Fi / Thriller

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 20% · 4 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 20% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.7/10 10 2848 2.8K

new york city reporter series of murders

Director

Vincent Sherman Photo
Vincent Sherman

Top cast

William Hopper Photo
William Hopper as Intern
Dennis Morgan Photo
Dennis Morgan as Michael Rhodes
Ian Wolfe Photo
Ian Wolfe as Cemetery Caretaker
Eddie Graham Photo
Eddie Graham as Hospital Attendant
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577.48 MB
1280*934
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 2 min
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1.05 GB
1480*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 2 min
Seeds 3

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by LeonLouisRicci 7 / 10

Viewed Out of Bogart's Contextual CareerÂ…Pretty Good Horror

Fans of Bogey like to Scoff at this "Miscasting" and Bogart would Demean and Destroy this Movie at the Drop of a Hat, but...Bogart shows Range and Style and is as Creepy as They Come.Playing a Resurrected Mad Scientist with a Blood Craving Disease He manages to Steal the Movie. Not that Hard considering it is not really a Return or Sequel, the Dated Comedy elements Threaten to Sink the Thing from the start, and this Short LIttle B-Picture was not really Warner Brothers Forte.It's a genuine Horror Film nonetheless with enough Lurid and Scary elements to Sustain the Shortcomings. Although Bogart makes it His Film, some others also Impress. John Litel as the Serious Scientist trying to Find a Cure for Diseased Blood and Lya Lys as an Actress falling Victim to the Madness shines in few Brief Scenes.Can be Appreciated Out of Context for Humphrey Bogart's Iconic Career and the Comedy inclusions Ignored, This is a Pretty Good Entry in Thirties Horror.
Reviewed by krorie 6 / 10

Bogart as the first punk rocker

Reviewed by Art-22 5 / 10

Bogie's only horror film is a hoot.

You've got to see it to believe it. Bogie in makeup looking ghostly white with a white streak in his hair, in a combination Frankenstein and vampire horror film. It actually happened, due to knuckleheads at Warner Bros. who put him in this film against his wishes. I was amused as well as amazed throughout, and enjoyed watching Bogie stroke his pet rabbit and playing it all straight. Others in the cast (Wayne Morris, Rosemary Lane and Dennis Morgan) were fine, but Bogie is the only reason to see this movie. Be prepared to shake your head in disbelief.The movie must have gone through some heavy editing, because there were many credit errors. First, the end credits bill Wayne Morris as Walter Barnett, but he is called Walter Garrett in the movie throughout and that name is also printed in newspapers several times. Next, Charles Wilson is billed as Detective Ray Kincaid, but he is called Roy throughout. Finally, many of the actors who were supposed to be in the movie never turn up, including two who were credited onscreen - Howard Hickman and Arthur Aylesworth.
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