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The Living Head (1963): A group of archaeologists break into the tomb of an ancient Aztec general, arousing the warrior's head and sending his undead servant out to take revenge on the careless scientists. Also known as "La Cabeza Viviente" and "El Ojo de la Muerte."
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The Living Head (1963): (A.k.a. "Bite the Hand That Feeds You.") After a night of trick-or-treating, a group of friends encounters a severed head resting on a table. Presuming the head to be a corny Halloween gag, they stuff its mouth with a caramel apple. Little do they know that some evil entities have a sweet tooth. The head opens its bloodshot eyes, chomps down on the apple, and begins a trick-or-treat rampage. If viewers find the gore too disturbing, remember that it's only cherry syrup, red licorice, and strawberry gummi worms! |
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The Living Head (1963): Educational film produced by Time-Life on how the brain works. |
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The Living Head (1963): This documentary charts the birth of the Church of England and its refusal to bargain with Rome. The title refers to Jesus, considered the "living head" of the church. |
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The Living Head (1963): A group of teens go to see magician Zombo the Magnificent and his famous disembodied "Living Head" at a carnival sideshow. Sneaking back into the carnival after dark, they discover that the trick may not be what it seems - and that their own heads may be in danger. |
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None of the synopses above could possibly be legitimate! |
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I give up! What is the answer? |
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