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DEAD MEN WALK

1943 • US HMDB
April 12, 1943

When a small town doctor buries his twin brother, a practitioner of the black arts, he believes him dead; but subsequent events force him to realize that his brother has, in fact, returned from the dead as a vampire and is seeking revenge on the doctor, who had killed him in self-defense.

Directors

Sam Newfield Sam Newfield

Cast

George Zucco as Lloyd Clayton / Elwyn Clayton

George Zucco

Lloyd Clayton / Elwyn Clayton

 Mary Carlisle as Gayle Clayton

Mary Carlisle

Gayle Clayton

 Nedrick Young as David Bently

Nedrick Young

David Bently

 Dwight Frye as Zolarr

Dwight Frye

Zolarr

 Fern Emmett as Kate

Fern Emmett

Kate

 Robert Strange as Wilkins

Robert Strange

Wilkins

 Hal Price as Sheriff

Hal Price

Sheriff

 Sam Flint as Minister

Sam Flint

Minister

 Forrest Taylor as The Fireplace Face

Forrest Taylor

The Fireplace Face

 Al St. John as Townsman Finding Kate's Body

Al St. John

Townsman Finding Kate's Body

Merrill McCormick

Tall Church Man Restraining Kate

 Jimmy Aubrey as Crowd and Mob Man in Black Vest

Jimmy Aubrey

Crowd and Mob Man in Black Vest
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Crew
Production: Sigmund Neufeld (Producer)
Screenplay: Fred Myton (Writer)
Music: Leo Erdody (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: Jack Greenhalgh (Director of Photography)

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The Verdict

An esteemed provincial doctor kills, by throwing him off a cliff, the evil twin necromancer. However, he rises from the tomb as a blood-sucking monster and, with the help of a wicked servant, threatens the life of his young niece.

An esteemed provincial doctor kills, by throwing him off a cliff, the evil twin necromancer. However, he rises from the tomb as a blood-sucking monster and, with the help of a wicked servant, threatens the life of his young niece. Poor independent horror film, low-budget and nothing interesting. The only positive note is the brilliant performance of "George Zucco" who plays the role of both brothers. Not recommended.
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When did Dead Men Walk come out?

Dead Men Walk was released in 1943.

Who directed Dead Men Walk?

Dead Men Walk was directed by Sam Newfield.

What rating does Dead Men Walk have?

The HorrorCult editors give Dead Men Walk 3.0 skulls out of 5, from a single review.

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COMMUNITY REVIEWS (1)

CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

5 /10

So brother "Edwin" is peacefully laid to rest by twin "Lloyd", only - well, that's what he thinks - and when his brother returns to seeks vengeance on him and his family we have a good old fashioned battle of good versus evil. George Zucco plays the twins and as usual, keeps the plot moving along in quite an eery fashion as the locals start to turn up mysteriously dead and the villagers start to suspect our good "Edwin" It's been lit with half a dozen candles, which in this case actually helps create extra atmosphere but the ending reverts to type and is really quite disappointing. It's only an hour and is, frankly, no worse than many of the other contemporaneous Vampire/horror films made during WWII.

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