The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant 1971

Dr. Roger Girard, a wealthy scientist obsessed with head‑transplant experiments, lives with his caretaker’s son Danny, a fully grown boy with a child’s mind. After an escaped killer murders Danny’s father and is shot, Girard seizes the dying man’s head and grafts it onto Danny’s body, creating a terrifying two‑headed being.

Dr. Roger Girard, a wealthy scientist obsessed with head‑transplant experiments, lives with his caretaker’s son Danny, a fully grown boy with a child’s mind. After an escaped killer murders Danny’s father and is shot, Girard seizes the dying man’s head and grafts it onto Danny’s body, creating a terrifying two‑headed being.

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Dr. Roger Girard, Bruce Dern, is a wealthy scientist pushing the boundaries of head transplantation. His caretaker has a son named Danny, John Bloom, an extremely strong full-grown man whose mind remains that of a child due to brain damage from a mine accident. In an unusual turn, Manuel Cass, Albert Cole, a recently escaped mental patient and serial killer, murders Girard’s caretaker and is seriously injured himself.

Given this rare setup, Girard proceeds with a radical procedure: he transplants Cass’s head onto Danny’s body to demonstrate that his techniques can be applied to human beings. The result is a new creature—one head belonging to a murderer and the other carrying the mental capacity of an eight-year-old—attached to an incredibly powerful body. The hybrid escapes and begins a brutal spree, leaving a trail of deaths as it hunts.

During the rampage, the creature abducts Linda Girard, Pat Priest. Dr. Girard, Dr. Max, and Dr. Anderson—Berry Kroeger and Casey Kasem—pursue it to an abandoned mine. Anderson manages to rescue Linda, but Dr. Girard, Max, and the creature perish in a mine cave-in.

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Cars Featured in The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant

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Austin

1968

America

Buick

1967

Riviera

Buick

1970

Riviera

Cadillac

1966

Ambulance

Cadillac

1949

Series 62 Convertible

Cadillac

1968

Sedan DeVille

Chevrolet

1953

Bel Air

Chevrolet

1969

Bel Air

Chevrolet

1966

Chevelle

Chevrolet

1961

Impala Convertible

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