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| Arthur Malcolm | |
| Type: | Serial killer |
| Gender: | Male |
| Location: | New York City, New York |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Introduction: | Headless Eyes (1971) |
| Actor: | Bo Brundin |
Arthur Malcolm is a fictional serial killer featured in the low-budget 1971 horror film Headless Eyes. He was played by Swedish actor Bo Brundin.
Biography[]
Arthur Malcolm was a struggling artist who had fallen behind on his rent. Left with no other alternatives, he broke into the home of a woman in the hopes of stealing some valuables. The woman awakened and, mistaking Arthur for a rapist, fought him off, gouging out his eye with the spoon she used to stir her nightly tea and pushing him out the two-story window of her home. Arthur eventually healed from the physical injuries, but not the mental ones. From that point forward, Arthur Malcolm became a revenge-driven psychopath, stalking innocent women and scooping out their eyes with a spoon.
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Arthur Malcolm was created by writer/director Kent Bateman.