Night of the Eagle (Burn, Witch, Burn! ) (1962)
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Cast
as Tansy Taylor
as Flora Carr
as Norman Taylor
as Lindsay Carr
as Harvey Sawtelle
as Evelyn Sawtelle
as Harold Gunnison
as Hilda Gunnison
as Doctor
as Margaret Abbott
as Fred Jennings
Critic Reviews for Night of the Eagle (Burn, Witch, Burn! )
All Critics (14) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (3)
Atmospheric and underplayed in the tradition of Val Lewton.
Sidney Hayers shoots the whole thing with an almost Wellesian flourish, and the script (by Charles Beaumont and Richard Matheson) is structured with incredible tightness.
It's like a full-length episode of Boris Karloff's Thriller TV series, very stylishly done.
[A] smartly-turned thriller about witchcraft, skepticism and dark magic adapted from the Fritz Leiber novel "Conjure Wife" by two of the masters of fantasy, horror and suspense: Richard Matheson and Charles Beaumont...
The majority of Sidney Hayers' career would be spent as a journeyman director for American television -- his countless credits include Galactica 1980 and Acapulco H.E.A.T. -- but he provides the right measure of sustained menace for this impressive film.
An odd, stylish, and completely absorbing witchcraft-in-the-suburbs oddity that puts hexes into the hands of academics and university wives.
Audience Reviews for Night of the Eagle (Burn, Witch, Burn! )
An admirable rendition of Fritz Leiber's 1943 novel, Conjure Wife. Tangibly atmospheric and delightfully spooky.
Super Reviewer
an underseen 60s thriller from britain with terrific atmosphere and intelligent script. like 'night of the demon,' which the title is apparently meant to recall, the film involves a skeptical scientist's confrontation with supernatural powers... in this case, in the shape of his own wife. great use of minimal special effects in the rampaging eagle scene
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