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A group of medical students undertake some silly and frightening endeavors in order to pledge a fraternity.A group of medical students undertake some silly and frightening endeavors in order to pledge a fraternity.A group of medical students undertake some silly and frightening endeavors in order to pledge a fraternity.
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George E. Mather
- Lewis B. Moffitt
- (as George Mather)
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- TriviaLewis Moffatt's tombstone at the start of the movie states that he was born in 1933 and died in 1955 at age 22. George E Mather, the actor playing Lewis Moffatt was born in 1920, and would have been 35 in 1955. The movie was released in 1962, by which time George E Matter would have been 42. It is not clear exactly what year the movie was filmed, but Mather was clearly in his late 30's or early 40's when he was playing a 22 year old character.
- GoofsDuring the autopsy, the professor repeatedly mentions the gastrovascular cavity. Gastrovascular cavities are not found in humans, only in certain animals without true circulatory systems, such as jellyfish and flatworms.
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R.J. Dobson: Good evening friends. Let me invite you for a stroll down graveyard lane, where beauty and love abide. And in death, we are born into eternal life.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Ring of Terror (1990)
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This is pretty bad, but in the most ridiculous, inconsequential way. Even though it was set in the fifties, the person who put it together must have had no inkling as to how human beings treat each other. This is a mess. You have a bunch of young women dating medical students (the big wage earners of the future) who have a need to party at the "Cafeteria." When the guys get their assignment to view an autopsy, one of the major events in their education, the girls go all ballistic because they were left at the dance. You can't tell the faculty from the students because they are all in their thirties or forties. The main character is traumatized by a fear that his grandfather will jump out of his coffin and throttle him. Let's face it. Ozzie and Harriet was more exciting. The dialogue is atrocious and the believability of the whole thing stretched to the limit. One of the most memorable scenes is the fat guy and his large girlfriend in the bushes, moaning, eating hot dogs. If this isn't Freudian, I don't know what is. It's really a mess, but sort of "mess"merizing.
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- Hitchcoc
- Apr 13, 2007
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- Кольцо террора
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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