Strait-Jacket (1964) |
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| Director(s) | William Castle |
| Producer(s) | William Castle |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller/Suspense |
Featured Cast of Strait-Jacket See More »
Joan Crawford
(as Lucy Harbin)
Diane Baker
(as Carol Harbin)
Howard St. John
(as Raymond Fields)
Rochelle Hudson
(as Emily Cutler)
George Kennedy
(as Leo Krause)
Edith Atwater
(as Mrs. Fields)
Lee Majors
(as Frank Harbin)
Strait-Jacket Overview:
Strait-Jacket (1964) was a Drama - Horror Film directed by William Castle and produced by William Castle.
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Joan Crawford in a Strait-Jacket
Before the credits even roll in Strait-Jacket (1964), a narrated flashback provides all the background information we need to know. It starts with Frank Harbin hooking up with ex-girlfriend Stella while his wife Lucy is out of town. Frank takes Stella back to the farm for some hanky-panky, even thou... Read full article
Strait-Jacket
(1964) Directed by William Castle; Written by Robert Bloch; Starring: Joan Crawford, Diane Baker, Leif Erickson, John Anthony Hayes and George Kennedy Available on DVD Rating: ***½ “Today I saw a different Lucy. A woman who’s trying to look and act as if those 2... Read full article
Strait-Jacket (1964)
Strait-Jacket is a delightfully campy ’60s thriller starring the indomitable Joan Crawford, directed by B-movie legend William Castle, and written by Robert Bloch, whom you may know as the author of Psycho. With all those pedigrees in place, it’s no wonder that Strait-Jacket is a class... Read full article
Strait-Jacket
Strait-Jacket (1964) So begins part two of the “Joan Crawford: Old and Crazy” reviews, and although I have given Strait-Jacket the same rating as Berserk, the former is a better flick by comparison. Filmed three years earlier than her circus-murder movie, Crawford actually beh... Read full article
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Strait-Jacket Quotes:
Carol Harbin: No thank you, Mother.
Lucy Harbin: But it's a celebration.
Carol Harbin: I saved them, I remember the way they used to jangle when you picked me up to kiss me goodnight.