Title: Black Dragons
Starring: Bela Lugosi, Clayton Moore,
Joan Barclay
Summary: Just prior to the start of
World War II, Dr. Melcher (Bela Lugosi), a world-famous plastic surgeon, is
brought in by Japan’s Black Dragon Society as part of a secret plan. Dr.
Melcher operates on six Black Dragon Society operatives and transforms them
into exact duplicates of six high-ranking American businessmen who are replaced
by these look-alikes. With their operatives in place, the Black Dragon Society’s
plan to sabotage the American war effort appears to be set, but the FBI Chief
and an agent begin to piece together the clues that hopefully will uncover this
sinister plot.
Despite this
movie being twenty years older than yesterday’s, the audio quality is actually
better. I let this one play in the background while doing work for my sister’s
baby shower, so I don’t have a ton to say about it besides the premise is
satisfyingly creepy. I’m not down with people getting surgically transformed
into other people. Bela Lugosi is always a treat, and some of the action even
takes place in Pittsburgh, which is cool. I always get a kick out of Pittsburgh
mentions.
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