Macabre (1958 film)
1958 film directed by William Castle
Macabre is a 1958 film about doctor whose daughter is kidnapped and buried alive, and he is given just five hours to find and rescue her.
- Directed by William Castle. Written by Robb White, based on the novel The Marble Forest by Theo Durran.
As Blood-Chilling As Being Buried Alive! (taglines)
Narrator
edit- Ladies and gentlemen - for the next hour and fifteen minutes, you will be shown things so terrifying that the management of this theatre is deeply concerned for your welfare. Therefore, we request that each of you assume the responsibility of taking care of your neighbor. If anyone near you becomes uncontrollably frightened, will you please notify the management so that medical attention can be rushed to their aid? Please set your watches. It is 6:45 in the evening in a town called Thornton...
Taglines
edit- As Blood-Chilling As Being Buried Alive!
Cast
edit- William Prince — Rodney Barrett
- Jim Backus — Jim Tyloe
- Christine White — Nancy Wetherby
- Jacqueline Scott — Polly Baron
- Susan Morrow — Sylvia Stevens
- Jonathan Kidd — Ed Quigley
- Philip Tonge — Jode Wetherby
- Dorothy Morris — Alice Barrett
- Howard Hoffman — Hummel
- Ellen Corby — Miss Kushins
- Linda Guderman — Marge Barrett
- Voltaire Perkins — Preacher
External links
edit
- Macabre quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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