Black Dragons

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A Nazi plastic surgeon aids the Japanese in altering the features of secret agents who are to be sent to the U.S. posing as Caucasoids. After they lock him up to prevent any chance of his leaking information, he escapes and plans revenge.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Classics, Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

William Nigh
Written By:

Harvey Gates, Harvey Gates, Harvey Harris Gates
In Theaters:

Mar 6, 1942 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

May 14, 1992
Runtime:

62 minutes
Studio:

Astor Pictures Corporation

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Cast

Bela Lugosi
as Dr. Melcher/Monsieur Colomb

Joan Barclay
as Alice Saunders

Clayton Moore
as FBI Agent Richard "Dick" Martin

George Pembroke
as Dr. Bill Saunders

Robert W. Frazer
as Hanlin

I. Stanford Jolley
as The Dragon

Max Hoffman Jr.
as Kerney

Irving Mitchell
as Van Dyke

Edward Peil Sr.
as Wallace

Robert Fiske
as Ryder

Kenneth Harlan
as Colton

Joseph Eggenton
as Stevens

Bernard Gorcey
as The Cabby

Frank Melton
as Spy

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All in all, Black Dragons is deliciously silly with some magnificently dopey dialogue.

Nov 21, 2013 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…

Ken Hanke
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

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Audience Reviews for Black Dragons

Bela Lugosi hypnotizes six industrialists/war profiteers, then kills them. A tedious and preposterous anti-Japanese propaganda mystery that's mainly interesting for its peek into wartime psychology.

Greg S

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i wasnt very found of the story but once againg i give Bela Lugosi props he is THE BEST!

Morgan Salem

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