Does the dog die?
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Man Made Monster
Movie • 1941 • Horror
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Mad scientist turns a man into an electrically-controlled monster to do his bidding.
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hdp1960
Corky the Dog puts in a great performance. He stands in for the audience in a lot of ways, and evokes empathy for Lon Chaney Jr.'s character. He has the penultimate scene in the film and it might bring a tear to your eye.
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notOkapi
Sorta? During the trail it is revealed that the main character grew up in an orphanage where he was abused and while they don’t go into detail it is present.
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Goldfish are killed. Not explicitly shown.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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notOkapi
2 goldfish are kept in a small fishbowl and then Lon Chaney smashes his hand into the middle of the bowl. Probably not badly harmed, especially for goldfish and not that badly for the time, but it’s not very nice to goldfish.
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No, however it is an implied threat as the main villain attempts to brainwash Anne Nagel through electric shock and says how “the female of the species” is much more susceptible to such treatments.
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At the end of the film the main character, who is at this point animated only if he has a massive amount of electricity in his body, walks into a barbed wire fence seemingly to bleed said electricity out and kill himself.
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