The Man Who Turned to Stone

In this chilling narrative, a new social worker uncovers the dark secrets of a group of ancient alchemists posing as staff at a girls' reformatory. These alchemists are using the girls to maintain their immortality, while one of their own suffers from the effects of petrification. With a runtime of 71 minutes, the film explores themes of human versus inhuman and the lengths one will go to avoid death.

The film features notable performances from Victor Jory, William Hudson, Charlotte Austin, and others, contributing to its eerie atmosphere. Its unique premise, combining horror with science fiction, makes it a distinctive entry in the genre. Collectors may appreciate the film's exploration of immortality and alchemy, as well as its intriguing setting in a reformatory.