Black Friday (1940 film)

Black Friday is a 1940 film about a doctor who transplants the brain of a gangster into his professor friend's body to save his life, but there is a side effect that causes a dangerous split personality. Directed by Arthur Lubin. Written by Curt Siodmak and Eric Taylor. A Reign Of HORROR... a man-made monster on the loose!  (taglines) Dialogue Red Cannon: Who's the other customer? Dr. Ernest Sovac: The man you ran down, he's dying. Red Cannon: Softie, eh? Dr. Ernest Sovac: Here's a curious thing George. It seems that Louie Devore, one of Red Cannon gang, was found early this morning in a deserted building dying from the effects of a brutal beating. His back had been broken. Prof. George Kingsley: Good Heavens, Earnest. Why on Earth bother me with that gruesome stuff? Dr. Ernest Sovac: Sorry George. Taglines A Reign Of HORROR... a man-made monster on the loose! Cast Boris Karloff — Dr. Ernest Sovac Bela Lugosi — Eric Marnay Stanley Ridges — Professor George Kingsley / Red Cannon Anne Nagel — Sunny Rogers Anne Gwynne — Jean Sovac Virginia Brissac — Mrs. Margaret Kingsley Edmund MacDonald — Frank Miller Paul Fix — William Kane Murray Alper — Bellhop Gonzalo Meroño — Richard Steward External links 0032258 Black Friday 85192 Black Friday Category:1940 American films Category:Universal Monsters film series Category:Films about mad scientists Category:Films directed by Arthur Lubin Category:Films about brain transplantation Category:1940 English-language films Category:American gangster films Category:American psychological thriller films Category:American science fiction horror films Category:English-language science fiction horror films