Review of Fiend Without a Face (1958) by Paul C — 02 Nov 2009
The townsfolk who live just outside a military base start dying gruesome deaths, so the town gets into an uproar blaming the secret atomic-powered tests which take place overhead. The local police do not want to work with the military in discovering the source of these problems, so there is much speculation on both sides.
Decent, but rather unnoticed in a year that produced genre-classics such as The Fly, The Blob, and Horror of Dracula! Cool and creepy single frame animation at the end.
This review of Fiend Without a Face (1958) was written by Paul C on 02 Nov 2009.
Fiend Without a Face has generally received mixed reviews.
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