Night of the Bloody Transplant (1970)

Director
David W. Hanson

Main cast
Ann Antell; Dick Grimm; David Haller

Genres
Horror

Description
Amateur film about a doctor who performs an illegal heart transplant only to have his drunken brother botch it. Film features actual open-heart surgery footage, as well as scenes of body painting and performance art.


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