Herbert Anderson, Howard Smith, Peggy Maurer, Richard Boone, Theodore Bikel
DVD Release Date: November 20, 2001
Stats: 53 reviews
A creepy classic from an old pro, Albert Band. This one loses a little steam towards the end but it's a quite good 50s thriller with a spooky edge.
A member of the Chamber of Commerce is chosen to be the director of the local cemetery. Despite being assured the job will require very little from him, he finds himself obsessed wit the place when he believes he is causing the deaths of those who have reserved plots. He inadvert...( read more)
pretty lame its the same thing over and over again it eventually just gets too bad and deserves to be turned off
Not a bad movie. The entire movie is carried by Richard Boone. But I think Richard Boone is a cool dude so I'm okay with that.
One of the best B&W thrillers of it's time a great idea too. Something that could be a great remake!
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