The Undying Monster

[1][2] The film stars James Ellison, Heather Angel and John Howard, and focuses on a series of mysterious deaths within the wealthy Hammond family.Although the local townspeople are convinced that the attacks are the result of the curse of Hammond Hall - "When stars are bright on a frosty night, Beware thy bane in the rocky lane" - Curtis seeks a more scientific explanation.Afterward, Dr. Jeff Colbert, a friend of the Hammonds, reveals that they have been afflicted with lycanthropy for generations — that is, they are werewolves — and he had been attempting to cure them of the disease.[3] The Hollywood Reporter explained that Twentieth Century-Fox had planned to release The Undying Monster so as to exhibit it on a double bill with Dr. Renault's Secret.[7] Alternately, Stuart Galbraith IV from DVD Talk stated that, while it featured great atmosphere, and was well-made and directed, overall the film was "disappointing" due to its less than stellar cast and illogical plot twist.
John BrahmLillie HaywardBryan FoyJames EllisonHeather AngelJohn HowardLucien BallardHarry ReynoldsDavid RaksinTwentieth Century-Foxmysteryhorror filmJessie Douglas Kerruishcoastal chalk hills of southeast EnglandcursedCrusadessuicideturn of the centuryScotland Yardcoroner's jurykidnappinglycanthropyBramwell FletcherHeather ThatcherAubrey MatherHalliwell HobbesJohn RogersMatthew BoultonHolmes HerbertThe Hollywood ReporterDr. Renault's SecretLeonard MaltinTime OutDread CentralUniversal Horror filmsDVD TalkPopMattersTV GuideUniversal's Wolf ManMcFarland & CompanyAFI Catalog of Feature FilmsRotten TomatoesTCM Movie DatabaseBroken BlossomsCounsel for CrimePenitentiaryGirls' SchoolLet Us LiveEscape to GloryWild Geese CallingTonight We Raid CalaisWintertimeThe LodgerGuest in the HouseHangover SquareThe LocketThe Brasher DoubloonSingaporeThe Thief of VeniceThe Miracle of Our Lady of FatimaFace to FaceThe Diamond QueenThe Mad MagicianThe Golden PlagueSpecial DeliveryBengaziHot Rods to Hell