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William Castle's The Night Walker (1964)

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Release Date: Nov 1, 1964 Wide

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Irene Trent (Barbara Stanwyck) was married to the inventor Howard (Hayden Roarke) before the blind electronics genius blows himself up following an argument between the couple. Irene leaves after the arguments only to learn of her husband's demise later. When Irene has reoccurring dreams of a faceless lover, she confides in her friend and attorney Barry Moreland (Robert Taylor) of her vision. She also tells him that Howard had accused her of marital infidelity and had her trailed by a private

Unrated, 1 hr. 26 min.

Mystery & Suspense, Horror

Directed By: William Castle

Written By: Robert Bloch

In Theaters: Nov 1, 1964 Wide

On DVD: Jun 30, 1993

Cast

Robert Taylor
Barry Morland
Barbara Stanwyck
Irene Trent
Judi Meredith
Joyce
Hayden Rorke
Howard Trent
Rochelle Hudson
Hilda
Marjorie Bennett
Manager
Jess Barker
Malone
Tetsu Komai
Gardener
Ted Durant
Narrator
Lloyd Bochner
The Man in the Dream
Paulie Clark
Pat
Kathleen Mulqueen
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Not bad creepy psychodrama from schlockster William Castle.

October 23, 2006 Comment

Steve Crum

Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers

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One of William Castle's more interesting films. With another screenplay from Robert Bloch, this movie is one part Twilight Zone, one part Vertigo and all parts Castle. This is one of William's better efforts and I did find some creepyness to it, which rarely happens to me. It is far better than his previous effort I Saw What You Did.

January 16, 2010

Tim Salmons

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not a great movie but of its type a good one and interesting to see Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor together so many years after their divorce. She looks good, he looks like hell.

May 28, 2007