Dead Men Walk (1943) VAMPIRE 

Very good vampire film for a 1943 B-Movie. This is the first time I ever watched it. Back throughout the 60's when I was a kid growing up I did watch quite a few horror films from the 30's to the 50's and few from the 60's on TV. I do enjoy the ones that were filmed in Black & White. It was quite the art form with the lighting and shadowing in those films. Even the mysteries and film noir types. And the actors were very classy.

If George Zucco is in it...it's good!

George Zucco had the craziest weirdo eyes..totally evil. He, and Lionel Atwill, were both fantastic heavies in these early flicks. I love this stuff!

George Zucco in a sterling two part performance! George was an excellent actor indeed!!

One of the best vampire movies of the forties.

The underrated George Zucco,Dwight Frye too,bonus😊Thank you🙏

Thanks Pizza Flix. I love George Zucco movies. Dwight Frye a bonus.

I agree with both of you! Watched his movies my whole life! Character actors have always been the salt and pepper of movies!,

I can't do anything but agree with all the wonderful comments below. Such an atmospheric and understated film. Qualities which place it above many others of the era.

Dwight Frye just couldn’t stay out of those pesky cemeteries...

Thanks for a dose of the good, old stuff for the Halloween season. I'd always heard that PRC was a poverty Row studio, but that was nicely done for its day.

Mary Carlisle 1914-2018. The female lead in this film lived until 104.

Very serious well done movie. Great atmosphere and photography. One of the only vampire movies I really like. George Zucco is so good he makes this seem believable. Dwight Frye has the most interesting facial expressions that I've ever seen in my life, and I also like the performance of Fern Emmett who played Kate. All the actors were perfectly matched for their parts.

Thanks, PizzaFlix. Another good one posted. A big George Zucco fan.

*I couldn't SINK my teeth into this movie!* 🦇

If George Zucco is in it.....I like it.

This type of movies are not just for entertainment.They convey important messages, nourishing the viewers. This Movie's Message : Do not be quick to judge a person. Look doesn't matters, it is the soul within that does (twins bodily but the souls are not the same at all). No matter how powerful the evil is, it cannot win ultimately. To destroy the evil you need to be fearless & selfless. The actors have worked hard. No doubt they all were talented, some even exceptionally talented.

Classics for ever!

Dwight Frye was the best supporting actor.

Thanks Pizza Flicks- love these classic horror movies- Please keep em coming!!

one of the best old vampire movie.

Nice to see Fuzzy St. John in the crowd. Can't miss that scraggly beard.

People are unfair on PRC, they did make quality films on a very small budget eg, The Devil Bat, Blue Beard The Strangler In The Swamp, etc. Paul Bacchus esq

This is now one of my fave vampire films!! George Zucco is Superb! That actor was a stellar performance everytime and I especially like him as Moriarty in Sherlock Holmes which was portrayed by Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce as the Doctor. Cheers yawl --- please enjoy this fun vampire flick!! Tis the season anyway, right? xoxo Thanks PizzaFlix!!

George Zucco played the madman Dr Moriarity in Sherlock Homes mysteries........creepy guy

Anyone watching 👍2019/20?

vary interesting a vampire capable of breaking and entering.

NICE CLASSIC MOVIE !!! THANK YOU !

We needed Bela!!

Sounds like they actually read an occult book or two for this movie

Despite its micro budget and very short run time, this is a smart little vampire movie. The struggle between twin brothers, one a life saving Dr. and the other a life taking vampire, I think represents the clash between good and evil within the same person, just as we all find ourselves contending with at times. This idea deserved a bigger budget.

An evil twin... what a concept.

Nice Copy you found, I've seen nothing but crappy copies of this very good movie. Thank You.

Dwight Frye (Zolarr) was also "Renfield", bug-eating pal to Lugosi's Dracula.

Thank you!

Intense ending. Quite nice!

I LOVE this movie!

great job

Great movie thank you

A grand take on the auld story, thanks .

Great movie and thanks for posting! Straight up pulp stuff. Very REH / Lovecraft inspired!

Neat PRC logo at beginning

Different to see an older man be a vampire. Good movie!

Sam Newfield Directed 250 plus movies, in his career. he died in 1964. Sam started in the silent era of film. He had a long career to say the least. He did T.V. educational films, Westerns.

I ain’t standing around for any crazy murderers😂😂😂😂😂❤️ Old man’s right🤪🤪😂😂😂😂

Always wondered why Zucco wasn't in more A pictures like Rains and Rathbone, he had the talent

Am so scared to watch vampires at night haha

Excellent ☺

RUN,,,! She is going to bite you fool! , all she see’s is a T-bone dinner baby wooo like Washington would say! ...lol. Thank you all for the many many wonderful movies and down though The ages I wish I had copy’s of the masterpieces....thank you and🙏⚔️⚒⛏🗡🔥🐺BLACKDOG🐺🔥⚔️....oh by the way ! RUN!

Very good Film

How bout that ole geezer wanting to put the bite on poor Gail. And, how many people would open up the vampires casket, stand there and talk a while and then close the lid and walk out. ha ha ha That's a good one. I know it sure wouldn't be me.

Gotta be good with George Zucco-it was.

Genuinely creepy :0

Pretty good period movie!!!

Watched the other day. Pretty good, well done movie, actually!

Good movie

Get the garlic. Quick !

For a PRC "C" picture, this was above average. Nice to, for once, actually see the PRC logo at the start.

Imagine George Zucco and Albert Dekker in the same film!Daayum!

I, i, I'm so DAMN SCARED !!!!.

nice flick

Who kisses their uncle on the lips like that? It's not even a quick straight forward kiss. They always bend their head to the side. Now that's creepy!!!

Well done! So that's the Dwight Frye Alice Cooper sang about.

Since Dwight Frye died in 1943 of a heart attack at age 44, I'm wondering if this was his last movie. Wikipedia doesn't even list this movie in his filmography at all.

I wonder if Zucco got paid twice for being in this movie. lol

24.46 bends down to pick up stethoscope not wearing glasses. Stands up and bingo he has glasses on

Dear Dr Pizza ,,,, This movie gave me the Willies ,,, and buy the way thanks ...

Did anybody notice like I did in one scene the coffin has a 2 piece lid and in another scene it has a one piece lid just saying still a great movie.

Un bodrio. Gracias.

Only thing missing were fangs

Ah the old turn off the lights trick

I'm curious as to why the doctor is walking around at night looking for a vampire? Shouldn't he be searching during the daylight hours?

The monster fonster.

Bet that bag lady's knitting needles double as stakes (or can be crossed)

the doctor looks like jacob rees-mogg

Very Unusal movie,slow@ first then picked up! What Was All the written wording underneath the film- Very distracting! Thanks,PizzaFlix4 this film!

18:44... Alright now; That's twice he's kissed his niece on the lips.....Uncle???

I thought vampires had to be invited into homes etc ..

bom filme com nosso saudoso george zuco por favor poste o filme o travesseiro da morte 1945 a maldiçao do farao 1957 a maldiçao da serpente 1955 o medico vampiro 1957 o gato negro 1941 obrigado sucesso

OK. Explain how "vampires" connect w/studies in India.

After reading the info blub, I know why I expected someone to answer the cry of "Master, Master," with "Renfield!" (Not a spoiler! Tee hee hahaha!) Pat, but fun.

*Fangless Vamps just don't do it for me*

This is a brilliant movie which I enjoyed. The ending was sad though. However, please let this movie be thought provoking. If you sell your soul to Satan the you become one of his minions. Give you life to Jesus and all will be well

I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that it was approved with certificate #8827.🙄

How come he didn't have vampire super strength? Lol

had to imagine george zucco with vampire chopped. I would laugh

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