The head of an illegal drug ring uses a women's health spa as a front for his sleeping-pill racket.The head of an illegal drug ring uses a women's health spa as a front for his sleeping-pill racket.The head of an illegal drug ring uses a women's health spa as a front for his sleeping-pill racket.
Lita Grey
- Judge Rosalind Ballentine
- (as Lita Grey Chaplin)
Stan Freed
- Hal Holmes
- (as Stanley Freed)
Bebe Berto
- Zee Zee
- (uncredited)
Mildred Davis
- Tesse T. Tesse
- (uncredited)
Pat Lawless
- Police Officer
- (uncredited)
Bob Lenihan
- Frankie Clinton
- (uncredited)
Tracy Lynne
- Margie Ballantine
- (uncredited)
Stan Modic
- Pug
- (uncredited)
Margaret Roach
- Nurse
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe character Umberto Scalli brilliantly returns in Racket Girls from 1951. Making that movie something of a sequel with a very similar story line.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Racket Girls (1951)
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Devil's Sleep, The (1951)
** (out of 4)
Incredibly silly "drug warning"/exploitation film from legendary producer George Weiss (Glen or Glenda?). A pusher (Timothy Farrell) is selling pills to fat women in a gym and the school kids. A tough as nails Judge (Lita Grey Chaplin) wants to hammer him down but her daughter gets set-up and now the pushers blackmail the Judge with a nude photo. Poor acting, poor directing and a poor script adds to the overall "so bad it's good" nature of this film. There's some insanely funny dialogue that matches Ed Wood, especially one un-PC scene where the overweight women are the "butt" of all the jokes. Very funny throughout and contains some of the same sets as Glen or Glenda?. Lita Grey Chaplin was the former wife of Charles and it's clear he wasn't teaching her how to act. Also contains some full frontal nudity, which certainly wasn't the norm for 1951.
** (out of 4)
Incredibly silly "drug warning"/exploitation film from legendary producer George Weiss (Glen or Glenda?). A pusher (Timothy Farrell) is selling pills to fat women in a gym and the school kids. A tough as nails Judge (Lita Grey Chaplin) wants to hammer him down but her daughter gets set-up and now the pushers blackmail the Judge with a nude photo. Poor acting, poor directing and a poor script adds to the overall "so bad it's good" nature of this film. There's some insanely funny dialogue that matches Ed Wood, especially one un-PC scene where the overweight women are the "butt" of all the jokes. Very funny throughout and contains some of the same sets as Glen or Glenda?. Lita Grey Chaplin was the former wife of Charles and it's clear he wasn't teaching her how to act. Also contains some full frontal nudity, which certainly wasn't the norm for 1951.
- Michael_Elliott
- Mar 10, 2008
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- Até o Diabo Dorme
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- Runtime1 hour 17 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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