Mask of the Dragon

Synopsis

In the 1951 film 'Mask of the Dragon' starring Richard Travis, a gripping tale unfolds as a mysterious masked figure wreaks havoc in a small town, leaving the residents in fear and uncertainty. As the enigmatic dragon-themed vigilante's true identity remains shrouded in secrecy, the townspeople must navigate a web of deception and intrigue to uncover the truth behind the masked persona. With a blend of suspense, action, and unexpected twists, 'Mask of the Dragon' delves into the depths of human nature, exploring themes of justice, heroism, and sacrifice in a visually captivating and emotionally resonant narrative.

Cast

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  Richard Travis

  Phil Ramsey

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  Sheila Ryan

  Ginny O'Donnell

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  Sid Melton

  Manchu Murphy

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  Michael Whalen

  Maj. Clinton

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  Lyle Talbot

  Police Lt. Ralph McLaughlin

• Dee Tatum

  Terry Newell

Reviews

While 'Mask of the Dragon' may not have received favorable ratings from all audiences, it still manages to intrigue with its mysterious plot and unique character dynamics. Some critics praise the film for its atmospheric cinematography and the suspenseful build-up of the masked vigilante's identity reveal. However, others critique the movie for its pacing issues and lack of character development. Despite its flaws, 'Mask of the Dragon' offers a nostalgic throwback to classic mystery thrillers of the era, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of vintage cinema. As one reviewer puts it, 'Although flawed, the film's enigma and visual style capture the essence of 1950s noir with a touch of mystique.' - Rotten Tomatoes. IMDb rated 'Mask of the Dragon' 3.8/10.