The Most Dangerous Game (1932)
Average Rating: 7.6/10
Reviews Counted: 16
Fresh: 16 | Rotten: 0
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Release Date: Jan 1, 1932 Wide
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The first of many official and unofficial screen versions of Richard Connell's The Most Dangerous Game was put together by producer Willis O'Brien and directors Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel in 1932. Leslie Banks stars as loony Russian count Zaroff, a renowned big-game hunter who tires of stalking animals and begins hunting down the "most dangerous game"-human beings. Luring unwary victims to his remote island, Zaroff wines and dines them, gives them a few hours' head start to run into
Jan 1, 1932 Wide
Jun 8, 1999
RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
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Cast
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Joel McCrea
Bob Rainsford -
Fay Wray
Eve Trowbridge -
Leslie Banks
Count Zaroff -
Robert Armstrong
Martin Trowbridge -
Steve Clemente
Tartar Servant -
Noble Johnson
Ivan -
William B. Davidson
Captain -
Hale Hamilton
Ships Crew -
Dutch Hendrian
Ships Crew
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All Critics (20) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (17) | Rotten (0) | DVD (4)
It has all the qualities that make an old-time thriller as much fun as we like them.
The movie is melodramatic, the acting stiff, and the music overwrought; yet I'm sure that's exactly why audiences liked the movie in the first place and why we find it so much fun today.
A gritty and exciting adaptation with loads of charm to it.
The film initially teases its viewers as much as Zaroff does his guests (we finally see what's in his basement, and it ain't pretty) before storming full-barrel into the hunt, a potent half-hour packed with all manner of close calls and great escapes.
It feels minor next to Kong, but it's a great deal of fun.
One of the best suspense films ever made.
Realizado simultaneamente a King Kong (com o qual divide vários membros do elenco e equipe), é um filme que estabelece um clima incômodo de apreensão ainda hoje.
Effective as a chilling horror story.
Superior thriller shot on the King Kong jungle sets. A few truly gruesome scenes.
Some modern lightweight films could learn a cinematic lesson from directors Irving Pichel and Ernest Schoedshack's sixty-three-minute running time
Audience Reviews for The Most Dangerous Game
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- Count Zaroff: Kill, then love. When you have known that, you have known ecstasy.
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Foreign Titles
- The Most Dangerous Game (1932) (DE)
- The Most Dangerous Game (1932) (UK)

