Film Dope
The Corpse Vanishes
Case of the Missing Brides
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This time Lugosi is a mad doctor (surprise!) who's out to restore his wife's fading beauty with injections from the corpses of brides he has murdered with poisoned orchids on the altar. Typically cheap Monogram movie is rough around the edges, but has enough of a creepy atmosphere to make it worthwhile. I wonder if Georges Franju saw this before making Eyes Without A Face (1960) (or at least Jess Franco before he made The Awful Dr. Orlof (1961)? -Dave W. |
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Corpse Vanishes / The Devil Bat 28th October 1999 DVD  1.33:1 |
 | Dr. George Lorenz |
 | Patricia Hunter |
 | Dr. Foster |
 | Countess Lorenz |
 | Fagah |
 | Toby (as Angelo) |
 | Alice Wentworth |
 | Editor Keenan |
 | Peggy Woods |
 | Sandy |
 | Angel |
 | Mike |
 | Attendant at Alice's Wedding (uncredited) |
 | Mrs. Wentworth (uncredited) |
 | Burnside, Police Dispatcher (uncredited) |
 | District Attorney (uncredited) |
 | Minister (uncredited) |
 | Policeman (uncredited) |
 | Groom (uncredited) |
 | First Bride (Phyllis Hamilton) (uncredited) |
 | Dr. Rayburn (uncredited) |
 | Getaway Driver (uncredited) |
 | Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
 | Dwight, Alice's Fiancé (uncredited) |
 | Man Delivering Corsage (uncredited) |
 | Mr. Smith, Horticulturist (uncredited) |
 | Ted, Railway Agent (uncredited) |
Taxi Driver (uncredited) | |
 | Keenan's Secretary (uncredited) |
 | Fake Minister (uncredited) |