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Fiend Without a Face was made in the 50s when the threat of nuclear war was high and the fear of radio activity peaked. This 50s B-movie played on these fears as pseudo-science and CNS-vampires could strike fear in an audience. Presently, Fiend Without a Face can be seen as a feeble attempt to give the audience a shaky yawn. It is merely a historical monument of cinema history that offers an cinematic experience of B-film quality. |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
