The Monster Walks

Synopsis

In the 1932 horror film, The Monster Walks, directed by Frank R. Strayer, the eerie atmosphere of a mansion is intensified by its dark secrets. The story unfolds as Ruth, the niece of Dr. Earlton, arrives at the mansion to claim her inheritance, only to be met with strange occurrences and unexplained noises in the night. As a storm rages outside, the tension inside the mansion continues to mount, leading to a series of chilling events that unravel long-buried family secrets. With its suspenseful plot twists and mysterious characters, The Monster Walks keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking climax.

Cast

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  Rex Lease

  Ted Clayton

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  Vera Reynolds

  Ruth Earlton

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  Sheldon Lewis

  Robert Earlton

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  Mischa Auer

  Hanns Krug

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  Martha Mattox

  Mrs. Krug

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  Sidney Bracey

  Herbert Wilkes

Reviews

The Monster Walks is a classic horror film that has a unique atmosphere and suspenseful storyline. Critics have praised the film for its effective use of shadows and sound effects to create a sense of dread. The performances by the cast, including Mischa Auer, have been lauded for their ability to convey the characters' fear and desperation. However, some critics have noted that the film's pacing may feel slow by modern standards. Overall, The Monster Walks is a solid entry in the horror genre that offers a thrilling and eerie viewing experience. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 3.5/5, IMDb rated it 4.1/10, and Metacritic scored it 60/100.