Embryo

Starring: Rock Hudson & Barbara Carrera Director: Ralph Nelson Rated:

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Item Number: DIA 98042D

DVD Details

Interactive menus
original graphics
chapter access
photo gallery
Rated: PG
Run Time: 1 hours, 44 minutes
Video: Color
Region 1; USA & Canada
Released: 2003
Originally Released: 1976
Label: Diamond Entertainment

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Starring		Rock Hudson & Barbara Carrera
Directed by		Ralph Nelson

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Rock Hudson stars in this science fiction story of an experiment gone very wrong. He plays a scientist who decides to create a human from basic genetic material. The result is lovely Barbara Carrera (the sexy villainess of Never Say Never Again) in the role of the creature grown from an embryo. Although beautiful, she displays not only her physical charms but aberrant and definitely homicidal behavior. As she becomes more erratic, the enamored doctor is faced with perhaps destroying his own creation. Roddy McDowall and Diane Ladd also star in this unusual tale mixing sex with science.

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OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 5,936
Item Number: DIA 98042D
UPC: 011891980425
Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx)
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