House of the Damned (1963)
An architect and his wife are staying in an empty castle in California. They are joined by an unhappily married lawyer and his wife. Things start getting strange when they spot a half man/half beast prowling around the house and keep seeing a headless woman wandering the grounds.
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An architect and his wife are staying in an empty castle in California. They are joined by an unhappily married lawyer and his wife. Things start getting strange when they spot a half man/half beast prowling around the house and keep seeing a headless woman wandering the grounds.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Harry Spalding
In Theaters:3/1/1963
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Associated Producers (API), 20th Century Fox
Cast
Maury Dexter
Director
Ron Foster
Scott Campbell
Merry Anders
Nancy Campbell
Richard Crane
Joseph Schiller
Dal McKennon
Mr. Quinby
Erika Peters
Loy Schiller
Georgia Schmidt
Priscilla Rochester
Stacey Winters
Nurse
Richard Kiel
The Giant
Ayllene Gibbons
The Fat Woman
Frieda Pushnik
The Legless Girl
John Gilmore
The Legless Man
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