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| + | '''''Fiend Without a Face''''' is an American/British co-production, based on a short story called "''The Thought Monster''." Set in Manitoba, Canada, near a United States Air Force base where the Air Force is conducting experiments involving atomic-powered long range radar, the plot concerns a misguided scientist accidentally unleashing a horde of brain-eating monsters (which themselves resemble crawling human brains). | ||
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Revision as of 07:25, 24 November 2010
Fiend Without a Face is an American/British co-production, based on a short story called "The Thought Monster." Set in Manitoba, Canada, near a United States Air Force base where the Air Force is conducting experiments involving atomic-powered long range radar, the plot concerns a misguided scientist accidentally unleashing a horde of brain-eating monsters (which themselves resemble crawling human brains).
The following guns were used in Fiend Without a Face.
Colt M1911A1
The US Air Force officers all use M1911 pistols as their sidearms.
Colonel Butler (Stanley Maxted) fires his M1911 as one of the unseen brain monsters.
