Bowery at Midnight

thumb Bowery at Midnight is a 1942 film about a professor who kills a criminal gang. Directed by Wallace Fox. Written by Gerald Schnitzer. The monster and the ghoul! One deals in wholesale murder...the other serves as a torture-master of the living dead! See it and shudder!  (taglines) Professor Brenner Hmm, these mildewed skeletons who sleep so quietly now were once my partners, like Stratton. [Cat meows. Scene cuts to kitten standing on grave covered in cat droppings]'' Doc, how often have I told you to keep that cat from desecrating my graves? Other Police Chief Martin: I can feel the hot breath of the public breathing down my neck. Stratton: Don't get gay, kid, just because you're handy with the heater. Dialogue Fingers Dolan: Who'd a thought yesterday I'd be workin' a high-class job with Frankie Mills? Prof. Frederick Brenner: Yes, each day has its little surprises. Taglines The monster and the ghoul! One deals in wholesale murder...the other serves as a torture-master of the living dead! See it and shudder! Cast Bela Lugosi — Professor Brenner John Archer — Richard Dennison Wanda McKay — Judy Malvern Vince Barnett — Charley Tom Neal — Frankie Mills Anna Hope — Mrs. Brenner Vince Barnett — Charley John Berkes — Fingers Dolan J. Farrell MacDonald — Capt. Mitchell Dave O'Brien — Peter Crawford Lucille Vance — Mrs. Malvern Lew Kelly — Doc Brooks Wheeler Oakman — Stratton Ray Miller — Big Man Bernard Gorcey — the used clothing shop proprietor External links 0034546 Bowery at Midnight Category:1942 American films Category:1942 English-language films Category:American crime thriller films Category:Films directed by Wallace Fox Category:Gang films Category:American science fiction horror films Category:Films about zombies