A young surgeon, Dr. Bill Cortner, and his fiancée, Jan, are driving to his laboratory in a remote wooded area where he performs weird experiments on people. He finally wants to come clean on what it is he does there that has been such a secret. On the way, he gets in a terrible car accident, leaving the car in flames and soon to be wife, beheaded. He grabs the head out of the car and takes it to his laboratory. He's experimented on decapitated people before and had success and this would be his most brilliant achievement. Bill and his lab partner, who helps the doctor in hopes he will get his amputated arm treated, keep the head alive with a special device and a new type of liquid they invented that works like blood. The lab partner has a fake arm now but it is very deformed from the doctors previous attempt to help. It works! The head is alive and bitching every second that she should have been left for dead. Dr. Cortner's plan is to find a worthy body for her so he goes out looking for nice bodies in a strip club. That's the gist of the story and believe it or not the movie isn't bad. It's pretty well filmed besides the fairly lame car accident, and main actors, Jason Evers as the doctor and Virginia Leith as Jan, the fiancée, are pretty good. The movie even has a decent scene or two of suspense and found that watching this late at night in the right mood, was not amazing, but definitely entertaining.
Review of The Brain That Wouldn't Die
