Мозг, который не мог умереть (1962)

"The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (1962) is a unique horror and science fiction film from the United States. The story revolves around a brilliant surgeon named Dr. Bill Cortner, who is obsessed with finding a way to preserve the human brain after death. His experiments lead him to keep the severed head of his fiancée, Jan, alive in a laboratory, making her a prisoner of her own consciousness. As Dr. Cortner descends further into madness, he becomes desperate to find a new body for Jan's brain. He stalks the city's streets, looking for the perfect donor, while Jan watches in horror as he spirals out of control. The film's climax is a chilling battle between the doctor and the head, as Jan fights to resist his attempts to transplant her into a new body. The film stars Jason Evers as Dr. Bill Cortner, Virginia Leith as Jan Compton, and Leslie Daniel as Dr. Frank Saunders. Other notable performers include Adele Lamont, Bonnie Sharie, Paula Morris, Marlyn Hanold, Bruce Brighton, Arnie Freeman, and Fred Martin. Directed by Joseph Green, "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" is a classic B-movie that has gained a cult following over the years. Its unique blend of horror, science fiction, and suspense make it a must-see for fans of the genre. The film's original title is a nod to its macabre premise, and it remains a memorable piece of horror cinema.