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Valley of the Zombies

  • 1946
  • Approved
  • 56min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
5,3/10
510
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Lorna Gray, Ian Keith, and Robert Livingston in Valley of the Zombies (1946)
B-HorrorZombie HorrorActionDramaHorrorMystery

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDr. Maynard (Charles Trowbridge) tells Dr. Terry Evans (Robert Livingston) and his nurse, Susan Drake (Lorna Gray), about the theft of ten pints of blood from his lab. Later, he is visited b... Leer todoDr. Maynard (Charles Trowbridge) tells Dr. Terry Evans (Robert Livingston) and his nurse, Susan Drake (Lorna Gray), about the theft of ten pints of blood from his lab. Later, he is visited by Ormand Murks (Ian Keith), a man Maynard had once had committed to an insane asylum and w... Leer todoDr. Maynard (Charles Trowbridge) tells Dr. Terry Evans (Robert Livingston) and his nurse, Susan Drake (Lorna Gray), about the theft of ten pints of blood from his lab. Later, he is visited by Ormand Murks (Ian Keith), a man Maynard had once had committed to an insane asylum and who later died from an operation, and Maynard learns that Murks is an example of living dea... Leer todo

  • Dirección
    • Philip Ford
  • Guión
    • Dorrell McGowan
    • Stuart E. McGowan
    • Royal K. Cole
  • Reparto principal
    • Robert Livingston
    • Lorna Gray
    • Ian Keith
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    5,3/10
    510
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Philip Ford
    • Guión
      • Dorrell McGowan
      • Stuart E. McGowan
      • Royal K. Cole
    • Reparto principal
      • Robert Livingston
      • Lorna Gray
      • Ian Keith
    • 21Reseñas de usuarios
    • 20Reseñas de críticos
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
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    Robert Livingston
    Robert Livingston
    • Dr. Terry Evans
    Lorna Gray
    Lorna Gray
    • Susan Drake
    • (as Adrian Booth)
    Ian Keith
    Ian Keith
    • Ormand Murks
    Thomas E. Jackson
    Thomas E. Jackson
    • Blair
    • (as Thomas Jackson)
    Charles Trowbridge
    Charles Trowbridge
    • Dr. Rufus Maynard
    Earle Hodgins
    Earle Hodgins
    • Fred Mays
    LeRoy Mason
    LeRoy Mason
    • Hendricks
    William Haade
    William Haade
    • Tiny
    Wilton Graff
    Wilton Graff
    • Dr. Garland
    Charles Cane
    Charles Cane
    • Inspector Ryan
    Russ Clark
    • Lacy
    Chuck Hamilton
    Chuck Hamilton
    • Driver
    • (as Charles Hamilton)
    John Alban
    John Alban
    • Detective
    • (sin acreditar)
    Fred Aldrich
    Fred Aldrich
    • Detective
    • (sin acreditar)
    Wheaton Chambers
    Wheaton Chambers
    • Medical Examiner
    • (sin acreditar)
    • Dirección
      • Philip Ford
    • Guión
      • Dorrell McGowan
      • Stuart E. McGowan
      • Royal K. Cole
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    Dethcharm

    "I'm A Strange Man, Doctor!"...

    VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES has Dr. Ormand Murks (Ian Keith) use voodoo to rise from the dead. He's now in need of human blood and will acquire it by any means necessary. Murks' victims are found drained of blood and filled with embalming fluid.

    While the police are baffled, a young doctor and nurse set out to solve the series of bizarre murders.

    Keith is fantastic as the ghoulish Murks. His gaunt face, bulging eyes, hat, and cape are the perfect combination. This character could / should have been seen in other such films.

    Deserves to be rediscovered...
    8Tera-Jones

    Good Film - I Enjoyed It!

    This is not your traditional zombie film - they do not mean "zombie" in the way we think film them in films. I won't tell for it would ruin the film. With this film think Jack the Ripper is a Vampire in a way... this one is really hard to describe, you would just have to see it for yourself.

    Ian Keith as Ormand Murks is super! He reminds me a lot of Boris Karloff as Cabman John Gray in "The Body Snatcher (1945)" and, as I said, Jack the Ripper. Ormand Murks is right up there with them - he is a madman.

    This is a really good late at night film - great atmosphere: graveyard, a madman on the loose, talk of an asylum, embalming... if you like the classic films with these things then you should enjoy this "Valley of the Zombies".

    8/10
    Michael_Elliott

    No Valley and No Zombies

    Valley of the Zombies (1946)

    ** (out of 4)

    There is no valley and there are no zombies in this Republic Pictures horror flick that once again proves they certainly didn't know how to do the genre any service. In the film, Ormond Murks (Ian Keith) returns from the dead and needs plenty of blood to keep alive. A doctor (Robertin Livingston) and his nurse (Lorna Gray) get accused of one of the dead man's murders so they have to set out to clear their name and this is when they stumble across the living dead. I guess, to be fair, you could consider the murderer here a zombie but he actually plays out more like a vampire with his need for blood. It's also funny when you think that Keith was originally intended to play the title role in Universal's Dracula before the role eventually went to Bela Lugosi. As you'd expect, this "C" picture really doesn't have too much going in its favor but if you must see every zombie picture ever made then you might as well check this one out. I think the best thing you can say about the flick is that it runs a very short 55-minutes and it actually goes by rather fast. Director Ford at least keeps things moving well so the pacing never becomes an issue and at least he was smart enough not to wear out his welcome. The story itself is nothing special as we get one scene after another with the doctor and nurse trying to figure out what's going on even though the viewer was let in on the secret at the very start of the thing. The screenplay, being a Republic movie, offers up a wide range of events including a car chase, a gun fight and we even get a bunch of (bad) humor thrown in. Livingston and Gray are both fairly good in their parts but the same can't be said for Keith. He goes over the top so much that I'd compare his performance to what you'd expect to see from Tod Slaughter. VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES is probably the rarest of the "zombie" films released after WHITE ZOMBIE and perhaps that's best as I'm sure most people are going to be disappointed with it. It's certainly far from a horrible movie but at the same time there's just really not much to it.
    dougdoepke

    Republic Gives Zombies a Try

    Well crafted little horror jaunt. Seems long dead Murks (Keith) won't stay dead, but he does need blood to keep frightening us viewers. I guess he must have had a zombie dad and a vampire mom, or some such. Anyhow he gets his needed red stuff from a doctor's office, which is fine until he stupidly throttles his supplier. Now he gets his stuff on the hoof, and our heroes Dr. Terry (Livingston) and Nurse Susan (Gray) better figure things out before he depopulates the studio of its supporting players.

    I love that opening sequence, a really funny got'cha when the sheet's pulled back. Republic may have been at the bottom of the Hollywood studios, but it was at the top of the poverty row outfits, PRC, etc. So it's not surprising this horror quickie would be a little slicker than most. Happily, director Ford manages both atmosphere and pacing. The outdoor sets may be 3-feet deep, but they're still creepy. And catch the many snappy lines from our winsome Nurse Susan, especially when she and the doc are creeping through the forrest. Now, Keith really has the malevolent glower of a fiend, but his mugging at times borders on the ludicrous. I guess he needed a few more lessons from Karloff. Good also to see Livingston get off a horse (The Three Mesquiteers) and into a medical smock, of all things. All in all, the 57- minutes remains a cut above other quickies, without being anything special.
    6tl12

    30's & 40's B Horror Films

    OK, I admit it. I love 30's and 40's B horror films. They generally have great atmosphere and wonderful characters. Are both the atmosphere and the characters over-the-top? Yeah, most of the time, but that is part of the charm. You don't watch these movies looking for great cinema. You watch them for the perpetually foggy streets. What city or what country makes no difference, 9 times out of 10 there will be fog. You watch them for the crazed characters. You watch them for the dripping-with-venom dialog. You also have the wonderful look that black and white creates. Things are stark and heavily shadowed.

    You watch these films simply because you love the time and the genre. Not for great writing and most times not for great performances. You either love these period B films or not. Had I lived during the era you would have never gotten me out of the theater.

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      This was produced, along with The Catman of Paris (1946), in order to create Republic's first pre-packaged horror double feature.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Cauldron of Horrors: Valley of the Zombies (1954)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 24 de mayo de 1946 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • El valle de los zombies
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Republic Studios, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
    • Empresa productora
      • Republic Pictures
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    • Duración
      56 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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