Beasts: The Dummy

Synopsis

Beasts: The Dummy is a chilling horror film that was released in 1976. The plot revolves around a ventriloquist named Paul who starts to lose control over his creepy dummy named Fred. As Paul's mental state deteriorates, Fred begins to exert a sinister influence over him, leading to a series of disturbing events. The film explores themes of madness, possession, and the blurred line between reality and illusion. With a tense atmosphere, haunting visuals, and a gripping narrative, Beasts: The Dummy keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking conclusion.

Cast

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  Bernard Horsfall

  Clyde Boyd

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  Clive Swift

  'Bunny' Nettleton

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  Glyn Houston

  Sidney Stewart

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  Thorley Walters

  Sir Ramsey

• Lillias Walker

  Joan Eastgate

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  Patricia Haines

  Sheila Boyd

Reviews

Beasts: The Dummy received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised the atmospheric direction and the eerie performances, others found the storyline to be predictable and cliched. IMDb users gave it a rating of 6.6/10. Rotten Tomatoes Critics Consensus stated, 'Beasts: The Dummy is a suspenseful horror film with a sinister twist, but it fails to deliver a truly satisfying payoff.' Variety Magazine described the movie as 'a creepy and unsettling experience that will leave you questioning reality.' Despite some flaws, Beasts: The Dummy manages to create a sense of dread that lingers long after the credits roll.