Curse of the Stone Hand (1964)A disembodied, crawling hand commits murders. Writers:Jorge Janise (segment), Robert Louis Stevenson (short story "The Suicide Club"), 2 more credits » |
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Curse of the Stone Hand (1964)A disembodied, crawling hand commits murders. Writers:Jorge Janise (segment), Robert Louis Stevenson (short story "The Suicide Club"), 2 more credits » |
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Ernest Walch |
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| John Carradine | ... |
The Old Drunk
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Chela Bon | ... |
Beth
(archive footage) (as Sheila Bon)
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Carlos Cores | ... |
Robert Braun
(archive footage) (as Charles Cores)
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Katherine Victor | ... |
Connie's Sister
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Lloyd Nelson |
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Horacio Peterson | ... |
Jamie, Charles' brother
(archive footage) (as Horace Peterson)
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Judith Sulian | ... |
Mrs. Braun
(archive footage) (as Judith Sullian)
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Ernesto Vilches | ... |
Uncle Huey (storyteller)
(archive footage) (as Ernest Vilche)
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Alejandro Flores | ... |
Charles
(archive footage) (as Alex Lohr)
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Marion Louis |
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A disembodied, crawling hand commits murders.
Curse of the Stone Hand (1964)
BOMB (out of 4)
Here's another history lesson for you fine folks, this time we take another look at the incredible hack Jerry Warren who really is the worst director ever. What Mr. Warren would do is buy foreign movies, cut them in half, hire John Carradine to film a couple new scenes and then add narration over the foreign elements of the film. Warren would then release these films as something "new" but they always turned out horrible and that's no different here. A mysterious stone hand is causing people to kill themselves but who cares? The "stone hand" only shows up twice and really doesn't play a part in the film. Warren took a Mexican film and another one from Chile to edit together and on their own both films appear to be quite good but with 2/3rds of them edited out there's really nothing this film is good for.