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The Undying Monster (1942) was a Drama - Horror Film directed by John Brahm and produced by William Goetz and Bryan Foy.

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The Undying Monster (1942)

Director John Brahms was best known for his sumptuously decorated murder mysteries, 1944’s The Lodger and 1945’s Hangover Square. Before he was getting A-list talent to go alongside his beautifully decorated costume dramas he crafted this mystery, itself a bizarre amalgamation of the dyi... Read full article


The Undying Monster ( 1942 )

“ When stars are bright on a frosty night, Beware thy bane on a rocky lane ” Coastal England at the turn of the century…. High atop a cliff stands the Hammond estate, the ancestral home of the Hammond family. Legend has it that the family is cursed to falling prey to a flesh-eating... Read full article


Classic Films in Focus: THE UNDYING MONSTER (1942)

At first glance, The Undying Monster (1942) looks like yet another routine programmer of its era, one of many low-budget B horrors churned out by various studios in the wake of the Universal monsters’ success. It clocks in at just over an hour, with a cast that most viewers are unlikely to kno... Read full article


Classic Films in Focus: THE UNDYING MONSTER (1942)

At first glance, The Undying Monster (1942) looks like yet another routine programmer of its era, one of many low-budget B horrors churned out by various studios in the wake of the Universal monsters’ success. It clocks in at just over an hour, with a cast that most viewers are unlikely to kno... Read full article


Classic Films in Focus: THE UNDYING MONSTER (1942)

At first glance, The Undying Monster (1942) looks like yet another routine programmer of its era, one of many low-budget B horrors churned out by various studios in the wake of the Universal monsters’ success. It clocks in at just over an hour, with a cast that most viewers are unlikely to kno... Read full article


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The Undying Monster Quotes:

Mrs. Walton, the housekeeper: [hearing a howl] Sounds like a lost soul!

Helga Hammond: Sometimes dogs are smarter than folks.

Insp. Craig: I've seen that look on your face before, I think you've got your man.
Robert 'Bob' Curtis: I'm not sure if it is a man.
Christy: A woman?
Robert 'Bob' Curtis: No...
Christy: Animal, vegetable or mineral?
Robert 'Bob' Curtis: It could be a wolf...

Helga Hammond: [hearing a howling noise] Probably a dog caught in a trap!
Walton, the butler: [ominously] That's no dog!

Walton, the butler: But, Miss Hammond... Helga! No Hammond ever ventures into the rocky lane on a foggy night!
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Film debut of American tough guy Charles McGraw who ironically plays a British horse groom here.

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