The Beast of Budapest

Synopsis

In the 1958 thriller movie 'The Beast of Budapest', Gerald Milton plays an archaeologist who uncovers a chilling secret while digging in Hungary. A legendary beast from folklore is said to be terrorizing the city of Budapest, and he sets out to investigate. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he discovers a web of deceit and horror that puts his own life at risk. Faced with ancient curses and modern dangers, the archaeologist must race against time to stop the beast before it claims more victims. The movie weaves together elements of horror, suspense, and intrigue to deliver a thrilling cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Gerald Milton

  Col. Otto Zagon

• Michael Mills

  Charles Tolnai

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  Violet Rensing

  Marissa Foeldessy

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  John Mylong

  Gen. Foeldessy

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  Booth Colman

  Lt. Stefko

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  Greta Thyssen

  Christi

Reviews

The Beast of Budapest from 1958 has received mixed reviews over the years. While some critics have praised the film for its atmospheric setting and suspenseful plot, others have criticized its outdated special effects and slow pacing. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus states, 'Despite a promising premise, The Beast of Budapest fails to deliver a truly engaging narrative, leaving viewers wanting more.' On the other hand, IMDb users have given the movie a rating of 6.1 out of 10, with some appreciating its classic B-movie charm and others finding it lacking in originality. Metacritic's review notes, 'The Beast of Budapest offers a nostalgic glimpse into the horror genre of the past, but struggles to captivate a modern audience.' Overall, opinions on the film remain divisive, with viewers encouraged to judge for themselves.