Night Monster (1942) |
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| Director(s) | Ford Beebe |
| Producer(s) | Ford Beebe |
| Top Genres | Horror, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Revenge |
Featured Cast of Night Monster See More »
Béla Lugosi(as Rolf)
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1942
Night Monster
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1942
Béla Lugosi
(as Rolf)
Lionel Atwill(as Dr. King)
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1942
Night Monster
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1942
Lionel Atwill
(as Dr. King)
Irene Hervey(as Dr. Lynn Harper)
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Night Monster
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1942
Irene Hervey
(as Dr. Lynn Harper)
Nils Asther(as Agor Singh)
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1942
Night Monster
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Nils Asther
(as Agor Singh)
Frank Reicher(as Dr. Timmons)
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Night Monster
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1942
Frank Reicher
(as Dr. Timmons)
Doris Lloyd(as Sarah Judd)
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1942
Night Monster
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Doris Lloyd
(as Sarah Judd)
Eddy Waller(as Jed Harmon)
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1942
Night Monster
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1942
Eddy Waller
(as Jed Harmon)
Cyril Delevanti(as Torque)
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1942
Night Monster
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1942
Cyril Delevanti
(as Torque)
Night Monster Overview:
Night Monster (1942) was a Horror - Mystery Film directed by Ford Beebe and produced by Ford Beebe.
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Night Monster Quotes:
Dick Baldwin, Agor Singh:
How is that the blood didn't dematerialize with the rest?
Agor Singh: There are certain details in the process that we are not allowed to explain to the uninitiated.
Agor Singh: There are certain details in the process that we are not allowed to explain to the uninitiated.
Dr. Lynne Harper:
My study of the mind has convinced me how little we know of its powers.
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Agor Singh: A little knowledge of the occult is dangerous. Unless it's used for good, disaster will follow its wake. That is Cosmic Law!
See More Quotes from Night MonsterAgor Singh: A little knowledge of the occult is dangerous. Unless it's used for good, disaster will follow its wake. That is Cosmic Law!
Night Monster Facts
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Alfred Hitchcock attended a screening of this film, as he wanted to cast Janet Shaw in his Universal production, "Shadow of a Doubt, " thoroughly enjoyed it, and was amazed at how quickly it was shot, from July 5-18, 1942, to be released October 23, on a double bill with "The Mummy's Tomb. "
Part of the original SHOCK THEATER package of 52 Universal titles released to television in 1957, followed a year later with SON OF SHOCK, which added 21 more features.