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Mad doctors in film are perverse
These psychos are sadists or worse
When medical peers
reject them with jeers
to vengeance they aren't averse
Image: Murders in the Rue Morgue (Robert Florey, 1932). Source: Only the Cinema. This kicks off the Countdown to Halloween, a month-long internet blogathon with dozens of participating blogs and sites.
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ARLENE FRANCIS REPLIES
They say Dr. M's a real slime,
That his medical quirks are a crime.
The scowl and the sniff ...
But sez I, What's the diff?
His "abuse" I just call "a good time."
(copyright 2010, Chris Schneider)
That's "they scowl and they sniff," dammit!
Are we meant to suppose that this rape
Is the work of a trained circus ape?
And that acting as pimp,
For an oversexed chimp,
Is a Hungarian swathed in a cape?
Bravo, gentlemen. Rue Morgue is more than a little twisted, isn't it?
The man in the cape is Lugosi
Through fog-shrouded Paris he'll mosey
In this black & white chiller
He trains a gorilla
To sidle up close and get cosy.
Yep, pretty twisted.
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