A dead woman returns from the grave to wreak vengeance upon her enemies.A dead woman returns from the grave to wreak vengeance upon her enemies.A dead woman returns from the grave to wreak vengeance upon her enemies.
Jimmy Cross
- Detective Smith
- (as James Cross)
Bambi Allen
- Brunette at Party
- (uncredited)
Sheri Jackson
- Brunette Lesbian
- (uncredited)
Elizabeth Knowles
- Jonathan's Mother
- (uncredited)
Dee Lockwood
- Berta
- (uncredited)
Lynne Lori
- Dee - Model
- (uncredited)
Meri McDonald
- Lesbian
- (uncredited)
Liz Renay
- Laura Sisterman
- (uncredited)
Harvey Shain
- Tony
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- Crazy creditsInstead of "The End", the final credit reads "It's Finished!"
- ConnectionsFeatured in Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest: Day of the Nightmare (1970)
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"Day of the Nightmare" is a dandy psycho picture. Now I am not saying it's a great film, but in light of the very low budget, it's awfully entertaining.
The film begins with two strange events. The first is when a couple are heard arguing violently in their apartment and the police are called. The couple is gone, but their dog has been viciously kicked to death--and the police assume the woman was murdered since some neighbor saw a man hauling away a large trunk nearby. The second involves a woman stalking another lady--you think there's going to be a murder, but a friend shows up and frightens away the attacker. The problem is, that the intended victim doesn't know she was almost killed. How does all this fit together? See the film for yourself to find out.
For 1965, this is a rather scandalous film and must have caught audiences by surprise. I guessed the surprise twist--but that is because now in 2013, practically anything goes on TV and in films! My only serious complaint is that this twist was revealed a bit too early and impaired the suspense just a bit. Still, worth seeing and really strange for the time in which it was made.
The film begins with two strange events. The first is when a couple are heard arguing violently in their apartment and the police are called. The couple is gone, but their dog has been viciously kicked to death--and the police assume the woman was murdered since some neighbor saw a man hauling away a large trunk nearby. The second involves a woman stalking another lady--you think there's going to be a murder, but a friend shows up and frightens away the attacker. The problem is, that the intended victim doesn't know she was almost killed. How does all this fit together? See the film for yourself to find out.
For 1965, this is a rather scandalous film and must have caught audiences by surprise. I guessed the surprise twist--but that is because now in 2013, practically anything goes on TV and in films! My only serious complaint is that this twist was revealed a bit too early and impaired the suspense just a bit. Still, worth seeing and really strange for the time in which it was made.
- planktonrules
- Aug 3, 2013
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- Also known as
- Don't Scream, Doris Mays
- Filming locations
- 2031 Holly Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA(Jonathan Crane's Los Angeles apartment. Exterior shots.)
- Production company
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
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