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Night of Terror
Stories tell of a beautiful woman who mysteriously walks out of a cemetery at night, boards a carretela for parts unknown. An old witch who tormented by the unjust death of her son wreaks havoc on those responsible for the tragedy. A dead man, rising from the grave, mingles with the living, turns an innocent young girl into a deadly vampire. A young housewife who becomes the object of the ire of a vengeful witch, undergoing an ugly transformation to the horror of her husband and her child.
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Plot Summary
A group of strangers find themselves trapped in a spooky mansion during a stormy night, where a mysterious killer begins to pick them off one by one. As paranoia and fear escalate, they must uncover the killer's identity before they all succumb to terror.
Critical Reception
Night of Terror is a lesser-known B-movie horror film from the early 1960s. It has generally received poor to mixed reviews, often cited for its low budget, rudimentary plot, and uninspired performances, though some appreciate its atmospheric moments and classic horror tropes.
What Reviewers Say
Despite its shortcomings, it offers a taste of classic B-movie horror.
The suspense is often undermined by predictable plot points and weak acting.
The film's atmosphere attempts to compensate for its limited production values.
Google audience: Audience reception for Night of Terror is scarce due to its limited release and recognition. What little is available suggests viewers found it to be a standard, low-budget horror flick that doesn't particularly stand out.
Fun Fact
Due to its obscurity and lack of significant production details, much of the film's background, including its director and lead actors, remains uncredited and unknown in most databases.
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