House of Evil | |
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Credits | |
Title: | House of Evil |
Directed by: | Juan Ibáñez Jack Hill |
Written by: | Luis Enrique Vergara Jack Hill |
Produced by: | Juan Ibáñez Luis Enrique Vergara |
Music by: | Enrico C. Cabiati Alice Uretta |
Cinematography: | Raúl Domínguez Austin McKinney |
Production | |
Distributors: | Columbia Pictures Azteca Films |
Released: | 1968 |
Rating: | PG |
Running time: | 89 min. |
Country: | Mexico/USA |
Language: | English dubbed |
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Plot[]
Moorhenge Mansion, 1900: the elderly dying recluse Matthias Morteval invites his last known relatives to his mansion for a will reading but with the actual intention of unmasking the carrier of a recently returned murderous family illness. Unexpectedly, Morteval dies and soon his guests are being killed by his brother's living toys.
Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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Boris Karloff | Matthias Morteval |
Julissa | Lucy Durant |
Andrés García | Beasler |
Ángel Espinoza | Ivar Morteval |
Beatriz Baz | Cordelia Rash |
Quintín Bulnes | Doctor Emery Horvath |
Manuel Alvarado | Morgenstern Morteval |
Arturo Fernández | Unknown |
Carmen Velez | Girl in Dungeon |
Felipe de Flores | Unknown |
Fernando Saucedo | Unknown |
Estuardo Mora | Unknown |
José Luis G. de León | Fodor |
Victor Jordan | Unknown |
José Antonio Garcia | Unknown |
Notes & Trivia[]
- Known as Serenata macabra in Mexico.
- The same production crew from this film also produced The Fear Chamber, Isle of the Snake People and The Incredible Invasion.
- Filmed primarily in Mexico in the Spring of 1968. Boris Karloff's scenes were filmed in Santa Monica, California. This was one of Karloff's final films. [1]
- A few minutes of the film are trimmed off in the US screenings of House of Evil. It remained on the shelf in US markets and did not receive a mainstream theatrical release until 1978; ten years after it was shot. [2]