A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
May 22, 1974
Original Title:
The Mutations
Alternate Titles:
Das Labor des Grauens: The Freakmaker
Dr. of Evil
Mutations: The Freakmaker
The Freakmaker
悪魔の植物人間: The Mutation
Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Cyclone
Getty Pictures Corp.
Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 GB: 18 US: R
Runtime: 92
A mad scientist (Donald Pleasence) crosses plants with people, and the results wind up in a sideshow.
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Art Direction:
Herbert Smith
Assistant Art Director:
John Lageu
Assistant Director:
Brian Dunbar
Assistant Editor:
David Beesley
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Kay Freeborn
Robin Grantham
Assistant Sound Editor:
Peter Bond
Associate Producer:
Brad Harris
Herbert G. Luft
Boom Operator:
Stan Haines
Camera Operator:
Ray Sturgess
Casting:
Sally Nicholl
Construction Manager:
Bob Devine
Continuity:
Doreen Soan
Director:
Jack Cardiff
Director of Photography:
Paul Beeson
Editor:
John Trumper
Electrician:
John May
Executive Producer:
J. Ronald Getty
First Assistant Editor:
Russ Woolnough
Focus Puller:
David Worley
Hairdresser:
Susie Hill
Original Music Composer:
Basil Kirchin
Producer:
Robert D. Weinbach
Production Accountant:
Ray Tranter
Production Manager:
Alfred W. Marcus
Production Secretary:
Lynda Levy
Jeanne Ferber
Production Supervisor:
Jack Smith
Screenplay:
Robert D. Weinbach
Edward Mann
Second Assistant Director:
Ray Freeborn
Set Decoration:
Josie MacAvin
Set Dresser:
Josie MacAvin
Sound Editor:
Mike Le Mare
Sound Mixer:
Ted Karnon
Brian Ford
Sound Recordist:
Danny Daniel
Special Effects:
Mike Hope
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Charles E. Parker
Still Photographer:
John Jay
Stunts:
Eddie Powell
Third Assistant Director:
Gareth Tandy
Wardrobe Assistant:
Joanna Wright
Wardrobe Master:
Paul Vachon
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