The Beast That Killed Women

Synopsis

The Beast That Killed Women (1965) follows the dark tale of a mysterious beast terrorizing a secluded island, preying on unsuspecting women. As fear mounts among the island's inhabitants, a group of brave individuals sets out to uncover the truth behind the murders. Led by Detective Cameron, they face the menacing presence of the beast while unearthing long-buried secrets and facing their own inner demons. The movie takes audiences on a captivating journey through suspense, horror, and psychological tension as the characters confront the beast and their own fears. With a gripping storyline and eerie atmosphere, The Beast That Killed Women delves into the depths of human nature and the primal instinct for survival.

Cast

• Byron Mabe

  Man in Hospital

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  Dolores Carlos

  Nudist Wife

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  Barry Mahon

  Police Detective / The Beast

• Roy Savage

  Man at Coffee Bar

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  Allison Louise Downe

  Woman at Coffee Bar

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  Juliet Anderson

  Miss Johnson - Undercover Policewoman

Reviews

Critics have been polarized over The Beast That Killed Women, with some praising its unique approach to horror while others critique its execution. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a chilling exploration of fear and human darkness, despite some flaws in its production.' The film's atmospheric cinematography has been commended, with some reviewers noting its ability to create a sense of unease throughout. On the other hand, IMDb users have rated the movie at a mere 3.1/10, citing issues with pacing and character development. Metacritic has yet to provide a rating. Despite mixed reviews, The Beast That Killed Women has sparked discussions about horror filmmaking and the portrayal of fear on screen.