Bluebeard

  • 1944


MOVIE IS monetary prolific subterranean repeating
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$ 0 Million
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Positive Reviews 5
Negative reviews 1
Average Rating 3.3/5
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4.5
Ulmer (Murnaus one time art director and assistant) is the most subterranean of all directors, and here turns out a triumph of mind, eye and talent. Time Out
3.0
Its prolific actor John Carradines first starring role in a horror film and his own favorite performance. Sover
4.0
In this extremely low budget Producers Releasing Company production, Ulmer again turned monetary liabilities into advantages through his brilliant nar .. Tv Guide
4.5
Ulmers third masterpiece, after The Black Cat (1934) and Detour (1945); its one of his few films that overcame its wretched budget. Combust Ible Celluloid
0.5
Edgar G. Ulmer somehow managed to transform the absurd limitations of the scripts, budgets, and actors he was given to work with into a mad aesthetic .. Chicago Reader
3.5
He has rhythmic, regularly repeating lights pulse over the undersea wreck. Mike Grost



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