États-Unis,
1944, 73 min
Réalisation:
Edgar G. UlmerScénario:
Pierre GendronMusique:
Leo ErdodyActeurs·trices:
John Carradine, Jean Parker, Nils Asther, Ludwig Stössel, Teala Loring, Henry Kolker, Emmett Lynn, Iris Adrian, Frank Darien, George Irving (plus)Résumés(1)
Dans le Paris du XIXeme siècle, un marionnettiste étrangle des femmes. Un des premiers films à nous dévoiler la psychologie et les tourments intérieurs d'un serial killer, près de cinquante ans avant Le silence des agneaux. (Bach Films)
Critiques (1)
Prioritize:
Bluebeard is a film that has aged a lot and it shows. Talking about horror is a bit problematic nowadays because such a film probably won't scare anyone anymore. One can admire the acting of the lead actor, as Carradine is simply good. One can also admire the black-and-white camera and the use of shadows. However, otherwise, the film is rather a mediocre spectacle that won't leave a lasting impression. You probably won't remember it for long.
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