"It's a standard procedure."
A man wakes up in a mysterious chamber, there's some doctors claiming that they're about to perform a "standard procedure".
The film's tagline is: ""It's a standard procedure.""
The production budget was $44.0.
The film was directed by Natalie Hay.
The screenplay was written by Natalie Hay.
1960
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