
Computer Killers (1973) on Netflix
Failed songwriter Jason Jones takes a break at Brittlehurst Manor, a health farm run by Dr. Storm, and on the train meets Judy, traveling there to see her long-lost aunt.
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Plot summary
Songwriter Jason Jones has had a bloody nose trying to break into the pop business, so he books a holiday through Hairy Holidays, an agency run by the shifty Mr. Pollack. Pollack sends him to Brittlehurst Manor, a health farm in the countryside. On the train Jason meets Judy, who is traveling to the same place to meet her long-lost aunt. The aunt lives there with her husband, Dr. Storm, who uses a wheelchair and keeps a gang of biker thugs around him; Frederick is part of the doctor's entourage. The farm is a front for lobotomy experiments that turn wayward hippies into obedient zombies. Abraham turns up looking for his girlfriend.
Cast
Michael Goughas Dr. Christian Storm
Robin Askwithas Jason Jones
- Vanessa Shawas Judy Peters
Dennis Priceas Mr. Pollack
Ellen Pollockas Aunt Harris
Skip Martinas Frederick
- Kurt Christianas Abraham
- Barbara Wendyas Millie
Kenneth Bendaas Carter
- Martin Graceas Bike Boy
Colin Skeapingas Bike Boy
- George Herbertas Laboratory Assistant
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Computer Killers (1973)
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- At the film's last-night party on 11 November, actress Phoebe Shaw served a cake laced with drugs; Robin Askwith wrote that he ended up with a twenty-stone electrician named Roy sitting on his lap saying he loved him. Only producer Richard Gordon avoided eating the cake.
- Antony Balch asked Michael Gough to base his performance on Bela Lugosi, screening him a 16mm print of The Devil Bat, in which Lugosi plays a mad perfume manufacturer.
- Robin Askwith's role was written specially for him, after he had appeared in Gordon's previous 1972 production, Tower of Evil.




















