The Thing With Two Heads

"Do you have two of anything else?" The movie that single-handedly set out to disprove the age old saying of 'two heads are better that one' ... but on a motorbike!

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“Is this some kind of a joke!?” - Ray Milland Is it me or was Ray Milland the most punchable face in Hollywood in his later years? Sure, he often played roles like this, pompous, arrogant, even racist, but even when he was the good guy his face is so, so punchable. Maybe…

Digital Press

To say that Lee Frost’s outlandish "Sci-Fi/Blaxploitation Hybrid", reeled me in right from the start, would be an understatement. As a lover of “so-bad-it’s-good”, cinema- I had a feeling The Thing with Two Heads would be up my alley, once it was made clear just what…

Oskar.

Geoff T's Hoop-Tober 8.0 Challenge 2-Headed Double Bill #2 The Thing with Two Heads (1972) As if one movie about a double-headed transplant wasn't enough, here's another one that American International produced a year after their last one. And for good measure, why…

Geoff T

What do you mean, “we”? Mostly known for his rough sexploitation films, Lee Frost's THE THING WITH TWO HEADS (1972) is a movie out of its time, yet about its time and place for contemporary 1970s, a bizarre mashup of social awareness of the post-Civil Rights Movement…

Jon Peters

"Funny how it becomes 'different' when you're talking about your own head." This is deeply stupid, cheap, and tantalizing garbage about a rich white parasite leeching off an unjustly incarcerated black man.

matt lynch

This one started so great!  There’s some 2 headed monkey madness in what looks like a mad scientist’s unfinished basement. The seven time academy award winning special effects artist Rick Baker did the effects. It was his second film after Octaman. The effects are not great…

BenGrayeyard

If you've got a fetish for seeing police cruisers get wrecked along with the life of an old, rich racist guy, have I got a movie for you.

Tonya Hardon

Did you know that this mediocre Ray Milland movie led directly to the creation of hip hop? It sounds strange, but it's true, so let me tell you a story. By general consensus the birth of hip hop was on August 11, 1973 in the recreation room at 1520 Sedgwick Ave, The Bronx,…

Nick Langdon