Review of Dead Men Walk (1943) by Greg S — 22 May 2009
Despite being pretty much a weaker version of Dracula (complete with Dwight Frye playing a subservient madman that shouts "master" --but hey, he's good at it), the film is not a complete rip-off due to its "evil twin" angle, which makes this film unique in the vampire movie genre.
Zucco makes the film, giving a solid, and appropriately creepy, performance. He does not, however, have the appeal of Lugosi, as much as the film may try to emulate that.
This review of Dead Men Walk (1943) was written by Greg S on 22 May 2009.
Dead Men Walk has generally received negative reviews.
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