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Director: Edgar G Ulmer
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From Time Out Film Guide
Ulmer (Murnau's one time art director and assistant) is the most subterranean of all directors, and here turns out a triumph of mind, eye and talent over the matter handed him by a PRC budget. Carradine is the turn-of-the-century painter, part-time puppeteer and pathological killer in some spellbinding schizophrenic sleaze.Author: CW
Cast & crew
Director: Edgar G Ulmer
Producer: Leon Fromkess
Cast: Jean Parker, John Carradine, Nils Asther, Ludwig Stossel, Iris Adrian, George Pembroke full cast
Genre(s): Horror
Duration: 73 mins
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