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The Monster Walks (1932)People in an old dark house on a stormy night are menaced by a killer ape. Director:Frank R. Strayer |
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Title: The Monster Walks (1932)
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Vera Reynolds | ... | |
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Sheldon Lewis | ... | |
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Martha Mattox | ... | |
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Sidney Bracey | ... |
Herbert Wilkes
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Willie Best | ... |
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A doctor, who keeps an ape for medical studies, dies and his daughter inherits his estate. Her uncle, a paralytic, working through his natural son by the housekeeper, plans her death, and the ape may or may not be involved. However, the plan does have a problem or two in its execution. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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Country:
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10 February 1932 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Monster Walked See more »Company Credits
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Written by Johannes Brahms
Played on the violin as part of the plot
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The film was originally refused a UK cinema certificate in 1932, and released uncut and PG rated in 2010. See more »Quotes
Robert Earlton: Ruth is not the type of hysterical woman that's given to nightmares.See more »
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"Lullaby"Written by Johannes Brahms
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This is a typical "Old House" film of the early 30's, but one of the "shabbier" ones. I beg to disagree with the other reviewer, but this film isn't THAT bad. Don't forget that when this film came out, the "weird events" that took place in this film (living eyes in pictures, a screaming gorilla) were NEW -- not old, worn cliches! I think that this film does admirably in creating a "creepy atmosphere", & it's interesting to see Micha Auer in a "creepy" role. An "oddity"....but, not bad!