Monstrosity (1963)

Monstrosity, aka The Atomic Brain...  Just a classic schlock horror flick from the atomic age of villains and mad scientists.  Shot in 1958 on a shoestring budget but released in 1963, this camp fest follows a mad doctor who uses the power of atomic energy to transplant human brains into younger and much sexier host bodies!  When an older woman discovers the doctor's ability to do this, she hires on a couple of hotties to be her maids while grooming them to soon be her replacement in the brain transplant surgery so she can keep on living as a much younger version of herself for years to come!  Rumor is the production company that created this movie went out of business halfway through shooting this, so they tried to save it in the editing room a few years later, but with a runtime of only 64 minutes, there was probably a good part of the plot that was left on the cutting room floor or not shot at all.  This movie was actually featured on MST3K where they were basically making fun of it from start to finish, but that doesn't mean it's not quality camp in our eyes!  Though there is no nudity the foxy Margie Fisco plays a reanimated corpse that show some skin, so it's got the horror movie prerequisite of some sexy for your viewing pleasure.  Come for the camp, stay for the solo skin scene!