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The Vampire Bat (1933)
In the superstitious European village of Kleinschloss, a wave of mysterious deaths take place where victims are found with neck wounds that elders and superstitious locals blame on vampires or bats.
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In the superstitious European village of Kleinschloss, a wave of mysterious deaths take place where victims are found with neck wounds that elders and superstitious locals blame on vampires or bats.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Edward T. Lowe Jr.
In Theaters:1/21/1933
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Larry Darmour Productions, Majestic Pictures
Cast
Frank R. Strayer
Director
Lionel Atwill
Dr. Otto von Niemann
Fay Wray
Ruth Bertin
Melvyn Douglas
Karl Brettschneider
Maude Eburne
Aunt Gussie Schnappmann
George E. Stone
Kringen
Dwight Frye
Herman Gleib
Robert Frazer
Emil
Rita Carlyle
Martha
Lionel Belmore
Bürgermeister Gustave Schoen
William V. Mong
Sauer
Stella Adams
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