Face In The Fog

Starring: June Collyer, Lloyd Hughes & Al St.John Director: Robert F. Hill

A murderous hunchback known as "The Fiend" is picking-off members of a theater company one by one.

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DVD Features:

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours
Video: Black & White
Released: June 28, 2005
Originally Released: 1936
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Packaging: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		June Collyer, Lloyd Hughes & Al St.John
Directed by		Robert F. Hill

Description by OLDIES.com:

"The Fiend," a shadowy killer, has been preying on performers at the Alden Theatre, and his rampage seems unstoppable. Having already killed two people, The Fiend finally makes his first mistake - an unsuccessful attempt on the life of society columnist Jean Monroe. Her writing has drawn the ire of the killer, and fellow reporter Frank Gordon is sure that Jean is in danger. A note from stage actor Ted Wallington luring her to the theatre proves to be a trap set by The Fiend, who accidentally shoots Wallington instead. The police can't catch a break in the case, so Jean sets out to capture the mysterious madman herself. With a host of possible suspects, and a rising body count, the amateur sleuth quickly discovers that no one can be trusted in her efforts tounmask The Fiend.

Al "Fuzzy" St. John had a long storied career as a comedic supporting player, and was featured in scores of films from the silent era onward. As the fumbling, cowardly Elmer, St. John appears without the trademark whiskers he would sport as a sidekick to cowboys like Buster Crabbe and Lash LaRue in numerous B Westerns.

Product Description:

A vintage horror cheapie about a hunchback accused of several backstage murders.

Plot Keywords:

Murder | Vintage

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Poor Movie Lover: John Walter from Middle Village, NY US -- October, 3, 2009

This reviewer has seen many a B movie but this 1936 disaster has to be one of the worst. The acting is as wooden and stiff and the story i poorly written, If anything saves the movie at all, it's the supporting comedic performance of Al St John who, in many ways, has the lead role.

Product Info:

Sales Rank: 8,537
UPC: 089218484390
Shipping Weight: 0.28/lbs (approx)
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