The Devil Bat (11-Nov-1940)
Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: George Bricker; John Thomas Neville Producer: Jack Gallagher Keywords: Horror
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Bela Lugosi |
Actor |
20-Oct-1882 |
16-Aug-1956 |
Dracula |
CAST Bela Lugosi | ... Dr. Paul Carruthers | | Suzanne Kaaren | ... Mary Heath | Dave O'Brien | ... Johnny Layton | Guy Usher | ... Henry Morton | Yolande Mallott | ... Maxine | Donald Kerr | ... "One-Shot" McGuire | Edward Mortimer | ... Martin Heath | Gene O'Donnell | ... Don Morton | Alan Baldwin | ... Tommy Heath | John Ellis | ... Roy Heath | Arthur Q. Bryan | ... Joe McGinty | Hal Price | ... Chief Wilkins | John Davidson | ... Prof. Raines | Billy Griffith | ... Coroner | Wally Rairden | ... Walter King |
REVIEWS Review by Anonymous (posted on 24-Mar-2008) Stinky, Stinky, Stinky! This flick is an all time DOG! Unfortunately for Bela Lugosi, this was about all the poor guy could get by now. After Dracula, he was type-cast as a vampire, or some other ghoul, and was never able to shake it off. The special effects of this film were terrible. Hokey dialogue, bad acting, weak plot. Other than Lugosi, no other named stars were probably even interested. Lugosi, as good doctor turned bad, was played as well as the inane lines would allow. This bomb probably added a few extra nails to Lugosi's career coffin. If he wasn't a morphine addict before this, he certainly would have had every reason to become one. As with Bela Lugosi, this movie should be buried in the ground, and R.I.P! Forever!
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