Black Moon / Kongo

Black Moon / Kongo (DVD) (*)

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Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Mono )
Espagnol ( Subtitles )

Product Origine/Format:
Spain ( PAL/Region 0 )

Durée:
150 min

Allongement:
Fullscreen

Suppléments:
Menu Interactif
Accès De Scène
Noir & Blanc
Livret

Film filmé et produit dedans:
États-Unis ( USA, Canada )

Un Film De:
Roy William Neill
William J. Cowen

Écrit Près:
Clements Ripley
Wells Root
Leon Gordon
Chester M. De Vonde
Kilbourn Gordon

Acteurs:
Jack Holt ..... Stephen Lane
Fay Wray ..... Gail Hamilton
Dorothy Burgess ..... Juanita Perez Lane
Cora Sue Collins ..... Nancy Lane
Arnold Korff ..... Dr. Raymond Perez
Clarence Muse ..... 'Lunch' McClaren
Eleanor Wesselhoeft ..... Anna
Madame Sul-Te-Wan ..... Ruva
Laurence Criner ..... Kala
Lumsden Hare ..... John Macklin
Henry Kolker ..... The Psychiatrist
Grace Chapman ..... Welfare Worker
Ruby Dandridge ..... Black House Servant
William R. Dunn ..... Langa
Edna Franklin ..... Girl Sacrificed by Mother
Robert Frazier ..... Black House Servant
Theresa Harris ..... Sacrificed Girl
Anna Lee Johnson ..... Black House Servant
Pierre Lutere ..... Native
Billy McClain ..... Black House Servant
Charles R. Moore ..... Black House Servant
Ada Penn ..... Black House Servant
Lillian Smith ..... Nurse
Fred Walton ..... Butler
Lillian West ..... Maid
Geneva Williams ..... Black House Servant
Walter Huston ..... Flint Rutledge
Lupe Velez ..... Tula
Conrad Nagel ..... Kingsland
Virginia Bruce ..... Ann Whitehall

Synopsis:

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Black Moon: A young girl who lives on a tropical island loses her parents to a voodoo sacrifice, but although she manages to escape the island, a curse is put on her. Years later, as an adult, she feels a strong compulsion to return to the island to confront her past. Her husband, her daughter and her nanny go with her, but once back on the island, the woman finds herself elevated by the locals to the stature of a voodoo goddess, and she begins her inevitable descent into madness, with disastrous results for her family. Kongo: This remake of West of Zanzibar (1928) made four years later tries to outdo the Lon Chaney original in morbidity. From a wheelchair a handicapped white man rules an area of Africa as a living god. He rules the local natives through superstition and stage magic and he rules the few white people through sadism, keeping them virtual prisoners. He lives for the day he can avenge himself horribly on the man who stole his wife and crushed his spine. Strong and macabre stuff in a nearly forgotten horror film.

Cet article a été ajouté le lundi 01 août, 2022.