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Joan Crawford | Lucy Harbin | |
Diane Baker | Carol Harbin | |
Leif Erickson | Bill Cutler | |
Howard St. John | Raymond Fields | |
John Anthony Hayes | Michael Fields | |
Rochelle Hudson | Emily Cutler | |
George Kennedy | Leo Krause | |
Edith Atwater | Mrs. Fields | |
Mitchell Cox | Dr. Anderson | |
Vicki Cos | Carol Harbin: age 3 | |
Patricia Crest | Stella Fulton | |
Laura Hess | Second little girl | |
Patty Lee | First little girl | |
Lynn Lundgren | Beautician | |
Lee Majors | Frank Harbin |
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Producer | William Castle
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Writer | Robert Bloch
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Cinematography | Arthur E. Arling
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Musician | Van Alexander
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Movie queen Joan Crawford gives a terrific performance in this chiller from pioneer horror movie producer William Castle. Crawford plays Lucy Harbin, a woman who goes berserk when she finds her husband in bed with another woman. With her three-year-old daughter accidentally witnessing the grisly act, Lucy axes the couple to death. She spends twenty years in a mental institution for the double murder. After she is released, she moves in with her brother (Leif Erickson), his wife and her own daughter (Diane Baker), now twenty-three. Her nightmare is over...or is it? When a spate of ax murders start occurring suddenly in the neighborhood, police think Lucy has reverted to her old ways. The truth is finally revealed in a rousing, blood-chilling finale. |
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