Poses a question of advancing science and morals
It’s 19th Century England and Peter Cushing plays a familiar role of a doctor who wants dead bodies for his anatomy class. He starts buying corpses from Donald Pleasance who decides to kill people to meet the demand. Pleasance and his friend are the Fiends and the bodies are the Flesh. The movie mixes drama, romance and murder. It’s also not what you expect. Cushing isn’t a mad scientist but rather a professor who thinks he’s advancing medical knowledge. His problem is that desire outweighs his morals. The ending gets really dragged out but it’s very surprising about what it says about the medical profession.
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