This is the sinister trailer from this terrifying 1933 horror picture starring Charles Laughton and Bela Lugosi. Order the entire movie + trailer on DVD now: keske@telenet.be

Escena extraída de La Noche del Cazador. Se aconseja no ver este video sin haber visto la pelicula previamente. Intriga. Drama / Tras cometer un atraco, un padre confía el botín a sus dos hijos pequeños, antes de ser detenido. Esperando su ejecución, comparte celda con un siniestro predicador -sobrecogedor.... more

Setting the scene for the rest of the film, Charles Laughton as the domineering father and Brenda de Banzie as the strong willed eldest daughter.

You may have heard that, in 1948, Charles Laughton appeared in the movie "On Our Merry Way" playing a minister, but his part ended on the cutting room floor. Well, it is true... in the US. A complete, alternate print containing the Laughton part (but, interestingly, not the Dorothy Lamour one) and titled.... more

Part 2 of 3.

This was called the Ford show because its sponsor was the Ford Motor Company, but most viewers called it the Ford show because of their fondness for the humor, warmth, and singing of the star Tennessee Ernie Ford. Tennessee Ernie's music was special. He recorded many rockabilly songs such as "Shotgun Boogie".... more

Part 3 of 3.

This was called the Ford show because its sponsor was the Ford Motor Company, but most viewers called it the Ford show because of their fondness for the humor, warmth, and singing of the star Tennessee Ernie Ford. Tennessee Ernie's music was special. He recorded many rockabilly songs such as "Shotgun Boogie".... more

This was called the Ford show because its sponsor was the Ford Motor Company, but most viewers called it the Ford show because of their fondness for the humor, warmth, and singing of the star Tennessee Ernie Ford. Tennessee Ernie's music was special. He recorded many rockabilly songs such as "Shotgun Boogie".... more

This was called the Ford show because its sponsor was the Ford Motor Company, but most viewers called it the Ford show because of their fondness for the humor, warmth, and singing of the star Tennessee Ernie Ford. Tennessee Ernie's music was special. He recorded many rockabilly songs such as "Shotgun Boogie".... more