A wonderful, fascinating film. If fans don't believe in the occult, they will after seeing this thrilling feature. I was riveted every moment I watched it. It resonates; Nina Foch gave a chilling performance. The handsome actor looked like Bob Crane, who was once married to Lana Turner. This is a movie not to missed and is highly recommended!!!
I hate how they fixed something around this dogs upper jaw to make it show it's teeth @0:38 you can see a thin wire or cord around the upper jaw, it's bad.
A great little B movie with an unusual and rarely explored intersection of Gypsy Cajun(?) and Transylvanians beliefs about lycanthropy . And always great to see hard-boiled Barton Maclane chewing the scenery.
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A wonderful, fascinating film. If fans don't believe in the occult, they will after seeing this thrilling feature. I was riveted every moment I watched it. It resonates; Nina Foch gave a chilling performance. The handsome actor looked like Bob Crane, who was once married to Lana Turner. This is a movie not to missed and is highly recommended!!!
I'm enjoying this wonderful movie at 2:48 am on this snowy Monday morning in New England, thank you for the upload 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Excellent film, thanks for posting it...just earned you a subscriber.
I hate how they fixed something around this dogs upper jaw to make it show it's teeth @0:38 you can see a thin wire or cord around the upper jaw, it's bad.
nice. first time seeing this one. 😮
Wow,great movie. If someone can recomend me these old werevolf movies please do.
Shame the poor beast has its mouth wired up ,to make it look like it’s snarling .
Yes it's wrong they did that and no one minded. You can see it @0:38
A great little B movie with an unusual and rarely explored intersection of Gypsy Cajun(?) and Transylvanians beliefs about lycanthropy . And always great to see hard-boiled Barton Maclane chewing the scenery.
those days when they said, fotographs do not lie... LOL
Wow, an early Ray Teal (one of the policemen), was the sheriff on T.V. 's Bonanza.
Not a bad little flick.