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THE VAMPIRE BAT

1933 US HMDB
January 21, 1933

A German village is stricken by a series of murders that appear to be the work of vampires.

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Crew

Production: Phil Goldstone (Producer)Larry Darmour (Executive Producer)
Screenplay: Edward T. Lowe Jr. (Writer)
Music: Mischa Bakaleinikoff (Music)Peter Brunelli (Music)Charles Dunworth (Music)
Cinematography: Ira H. Morgan (Director of Photography)

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Francesco Mirabelli
Francesco Mirabelli
The Verdict

A mad doctor from Central Europe kills several people to obtain fresh blood to administer to a synthetic organism of his creation, while the superstitious populace, manipulated by him through collective hypnosis, blames a horde of vampire tiles... Classic vampire horror film from the 1930s.

A mad doctor from Central Europe kills several people to obtain fresh blood to administer to a synthetic organism of his creation, while the superstitious populace, manipulated by him through collective hypnosis, blames a horde of vampire tiles... Classic vampire horror film from the 1930s. The film in question, directed by Stayer, is very slow and has nothing interesting, so it is preferable to skip it and look elsewhere.
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When did The Vampire Bat come out?

The Vampire Bat was released in 1933.

Who directed The Vampire Bat?

The Vampire Bat was directed by Frank R. Strayer.

What rating does The Vampire Bat have?

The HorrorCult editors give The Vampire Bat 1.0 skulls out of 5, from a single review.

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CinemaSerf

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5 /10

Lionel Atwill is quite menacing as "Dr. von Niemann" in this horror mystery. Folks from a very superstitious European village start dying - drained of all their blood; and vampirism is their logical conclusion. Melvyn Douglas has a much more sceptical head on his shoulders and decides to investigate further. This is better than the usual gothic mystery; and Fay Wray adds a little glamour to the proceedings too. There are no special effects to giggle at - and no music at all, just a couple of decent performances and an hour of quite an eerily told murder story.

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