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Nazis send plastic surgeon Dr. Melcher (Bela Lugosi) to Tokyo where he transforms Japanese spies into identical copies of prominent American businessmen. In order to keep their secret safe, the Black Dragons, an organization of fanatic murderers, imprison the doctor and plan his execution. The Japanese "duplicates" begin to commit acts of sabotage and destruction. The plan seems foolproof until the impostors begin to turn up dead on the steps of the Japanese Embassy. Secret agent Dick Martin (Clayton Moore) is brought in to investigate. He uncovers a trail of horror discovering that Dr. Melcher has been kidnapping, killing and even turning his victims into deformed monsters. Black Dragons is the third film in the infamous 1940's Bela Lugosi "Monogram 9." Clayton Moore, seen here in one of his early roles, went on to great acclaim as the star of the western TV series "The Lone Ranger."
A World War II Nazi plastic surgeon travels to Japan to perform face-lifts on Japanese spies, making them appear as Americans. After the doctor is almost killed, he plans an elaborate revenge plot on America and the Allied forces.
| Starring | Bela Lugosi | |
| Directed by | William Nigh | |
| Produced by | Sam Katzman & Jack Dietz | |
| Original story by | Robert Keyhoe | |
| Screenplay by | Harvey H. Gates | |
| Cinematography by | Arthur Reed |
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Black Dragons
Movie Lover: henri donadille from clamart, Hauts-de-Seine FR -- March, 28, 2004
Not bad Monogram film has vengful Lugosi seeking to find those who crossed him overseas during the beginning of WW11. Nice mystery throughout and a
horrific ending complete with bloodcurdling scream help although Lugosi's escape from his prison cell is most definitly hard to believe!
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