| Shock Corridor | |||||
| Criterion/Voyager (1963) | |||||
| Drama, Film Noir, Mystery | |||||
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#11627 |
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| Philip Ahn | Dr. Fong | |
| James Best | Stuart | |
| Peter Breck | Johnny Barrett | |
| John Craig | Lloyd | |
| Lucille Curtis | ||
| Jeanette Dana | ||
| Paul Dubov | Doctor J.L. Menkin | |
| Gene Evans | Boden | |
| Frank Gerstle | Lt. Kane | |
| Marlene Manners | ||
| John Matthews | Dr. L. G. Cristo | |
| Neyle Morrow | Psycho | |
| Barbara Perry | ||
| Linda Randolph | Dance teacher in therapy class | |
| Hari Rhodes | Trent |
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| Producer | Samuel Fuller
Leon Fromkess |
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| Writer | Samuel Fuller
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| Cinematography | Samuel Fuller
Stanley Cortez |
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| Musician | Paul Dunlap
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Seeking a Pulitzer, a reporter has himself committed to a mental hospital to investigate a murder. As he closes in on the killer, madness closes in on him. Writer/ director/ producer Sam Fuller masterfully charts the uneasy terrain between sanity and dementia. Criterion is proud to present Shock Corridor in a gorgeous widescreen transfer, in black and white with its rarely-seen color sequences. |
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