USA, 1964
86m
35mm film, black and white, 1.85:1
mono (Westrex Recording System), English
An American horror film directed by William Castle.
Premise
A wealthy woman is haunted by recurring dreams about her recently burned to death husband and comes to believe that they might actually be real..
Credits
Crew
Directed by: William Castle
© MCMLXIV [1964] by Universal Pictures Company, Inc.
A Universal picture. Universal presents
Produced by: William Castle
Associate Producer: Dona Holloway
Unit Production Manager: Herman Webber
Screenplay by: Robert Bloch
Assistant Director: Terence Nelson
Director of Photography: Harold E. Stine
Film Editor: Edwin H. Bryant
Music: Vic Mizzy
Music Supervision by: Joseph Gershenson
Sound: Waldon O. Watson, David Moriarty
Costumes by: Helen Colvig
Make-up: Bud Westmore,
Hair Stylist: Larry Germain
Art Directors: Alexander Golitzen,Frank Arrigo
Set Decorations: John McCarthy, Julia Heron
Titles by: Pacific Title
Filmed at: Universal City
Cast
Robert Taylor (Barry Morland)
Barbara Stanwyck (Irene Trent)
Judith Meredith (Joyce)
Hayden Rorke (Howard)
Rochelle Hudson (Hilda)
Marjorie Bennett (manager)
Jess Barker (Malone)
Lloyd Bochner (The Dream)
Tetsu Komai (gardener)
Alternative Titles
Amor entre nubes – Mexico
Amor entre sombras – Spanish, Venezuela
Celui qui n’existait pas – France
The Dream Killer
Er kam nur nachts – Austria, West German
Fruktan för natten – Sweden
Han kom om natten – Denmark
Passi nella note – Italy
Passos na Noite – Portugal
Quando Descem as Sombras – Brazil
Vimata mes’ tin nyhta – Greece
Yöllistä kauhua – Finland
Links
Extracts included in
Coming Soon (1982)
References
Periodicals
- Castle of Frankenstein no.20 p.43
Books
- The Aurum Film Encyclopedia: Horror by Phil Hardy (ed.) p.165
- Feature Films, 1960-1969: A Filmography of English-language and Major Foreign-language United States Releases by Harris M. Lentz III p.319
- Frightfest Guide: Exploitation Movies by Alan Jones pp.60-61
- House of Psychotic Women by Kier-La Janisse p.405
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.336 – credits
- Sixties Shockers by Mark Clark and Bryan Senn pp.310-311
- Step Right Up!… I’m Going to Scare the Pants Off America by William Castle p.182
