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The Vampire

A new kind of killer to stalk the screen!
1957 | 76m | English

(1471 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Paul Landres
Writer: Pat Fielder
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A small town doctor mistakenly ingests an experimental drug made from the blood of vampire bats which transforms the kindly medic into a bloodthirsty monster.
Release Date: Jun 14, 1957
Director: Paul Landres
Writer: Pat Fielder
Genres: Science Fiction, Horror
Keywords nurse, small town, migraine, hypochondriac, suicidal, psychologist, police detective, jekyll and hyde, coroner, police investigation, mortuary, medication investigation, mysterious death, exhumation, lonely woman, human monster, father daughter relationship, decomposed body, pills, traumatized man, small town doctor, regression chemical, research scientist, bite marks on neck, elderly woman, widower with daughter, impaired physician, cellular disintegration
Production Companies United Artists, Gramercy Pictures, Inc.
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $115,000
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Name Character
John Beal Dr. Paul Beecher
Coleen Gray Carol Butler
Kenneth Tobey Buck Donnelly
Lydia Reed Betsy Beecher
Dabbs Greer Dr. Will Beaumont
Herb Vigran Sgt. George Ryan
Paul Brinegar Willy Warner
Ann Staunton Marion Wilkins
James Griffith Henry Winston
Hallene Hill Mrs. Carrie Dietz (uncredited)
Raymond Greenleaf Autopsy Surgeon (uncredited)
Wood Romoff Dr. Matthew J. Campbell (uncredited)
Brad Morrow Tommy (uncredited)
Mauritz Hugo Joe, the Waiter (uncredited)
Anne O'Neal Marion's Housekeeper (uncredited)
Louise Lewis Mrs. Miller (uncredited)
Arthur Gardner Anesthetist (uncredited)
Natalie Masters Ruth (uncredited)
George Selk Mr. Spine (uncredited)
Christine Rees Jennie (uncredited)
Walter Merrill Carl James (uncredited)
Carl Sklover Gravedigger (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers Bartender (uncredited)
Chet Brandenburg Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Name Job
Gerald Fried Conductor, Original Music Composer
Paul Landres Director
Pat Fielder Screenplay, Story
John Faure Editor
Rudy Butler Set Decoration
Marty Moss Assistant Director
Donald W. Roberson Makeup Artist
Lyle Cain Sound
Jack MacKenzie Director of Photography
James Dowell Vance Art Direction
Carmen Dirigo Hairstylist
Charles Althouse Sound
Joel Moss Sound
Name Title
Arthur Gardner Producer
Arnold Laven Producer
Jules V. Levy Producer
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dnavratil
9.0

Seen this in 1957 at the movies. I have listed this as my favorite vampire movie of all time. Fast pace, suspenseful and makeup was good. The scene when the vampire is chasing his nurse down the sidewalk to her house scared the heck out of me (10 yrs old then), also the scene at night in the vamp ... ire's house when his daughter is knocking on his bedroom door not knowing that he has changed and left via the window!! Not alot of special effects and most young folks now would fall asleep watching this but my favorite!! Check it out, it's on DVD (4 movies on 1 DVD, and all movies good)! Your 1950's SF/Horror Critic, David

Jun 23, 2021