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The Seventh Victim
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- Drama
- Horror
- 1943
- Mark Robson
- 70 mins
- A
Summary
Horror from Cat People producer Val Lewton, starring Kim Hunter and Tom Conway. In New York, Mary Gibson's search for her missing older sister leads to the discovery of a terrifying satanic cult called the Palladists.
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A star rating of 2 out of 5.
Adrian Turner
The directing debut of Mark Robson, a former editor, who later made The Inn of the Sixth Happiness and Earthquake. Like Cat People and other cultish Val Lewton productions, it's an underwritten but atmospheric and agreeably creepy tale about a sect of Satanists who live in deepest Greenwich Village. Tom Conway, best known for the title role in the "Falcon" series, is a pallid lead, quite out-performed by Kim Hunter, who screams on cue with considerable conviction. If the main set looks vaguely familiar, it was built the previous year for Orson Welles's The Magnificent Ambersons, on which Robson had worked as co-editor.
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6.7/10
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Cast
rolenameMary GibsonKim HunterDr Louis JuddTom ConwayJacqueline GibsonJean BrooksFrances FallonIsabel JewellNatalie CortezEvelyn BrentJason HoagErford GageBrunBen BardGregory WardHugh Beaumont
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Crew
rolenameDirectorMark Robson
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Theatrical distributor
R.K.O. Radio Pictures Ltd
Languages
English | Latin | Italian | French
Formats
Black and white
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