The Sorcerers

Having agreed with his wife (Catherine Lacey) to recruit a willing volunteer to test their new mind-control technique, hypnotist Monserrat (Boris Karloff) settles on Ian Ogilvy (as disaffected Lononder Mike), a regular collaborator of the young director Michael Reeves, early in The Sorcerers, 1967.

Fairly guerrilla in Kensington, London, opening with Boris Karloff (in his second-to-last film) as indignant Professor Monserrat, tangling with a shop owner (Martin Terry) then plotting with his spouse (Catherine Lacey), in 23-year old director Michael Reeves' The Sorcerers, 1967.

Mean behavior by Mike (Ian Ogilvy) leads to blows with mechanic pal Alan (Victor Henry) over Nicole (Elizabeth Ercy), neither of whom know he's being mind-controlled by Monserrat (Boris Karloff) and his suddenly evil wife (Catherine Lacey), in director Michael Reeves' The Sorcerers, 1967.