Edward Arnold, Gene Lockhart, Jane Darwell, Simone Simon, Walter Huston
DVD Release Date: September 30, 2003
Stats: 68 reviews
fun, strange and even a little spooky, especially simone simon from cat people and the carnival of souls party scene. bit corny and overly patriotic but walter huston is great as the devil
i wasn't too inspired as some people seem to be by it but it had a strong script. the acting was average and where did that maid come from? the woman that was looking after the son... meh, didn't make sense! i haven't even mentioned the way there's so much... "look how great we a...( read more)
This may compare with Welles "Citizen Kane," also released in '41, but is clearly in the same league at any rate. "Wow! indeed ... for good reason.
Even though this movie was made in the 40's, it is still just as eeire over 60 years later. This thriller about a man who must go to trial after selling his soul to the Devil is a masterpiece, and one of the few classic movies that I think might make a good remake.
Another of my all-time favourites. It's on a league of its own, I wouldn't even know how to label this. Just watch it, will ya.
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