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An American horror film produced and directed by Roger Corman and six other directors (including Francis Ford Coppola and Jack Nicholson) and starring Boris Karloff, Jack Nicholson, and Sandra Knight, a Napoleonic French Officer (Nicholson) stumbles upon a castle occupied by a reclusive baron (Karloff) and is seduced by the baron's wife (Knight) who seems to have died twenty years earlier.
The film is sometimes linked to Corman's Poe cycle, a series of movies based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe; however, The Terror is not based on any text written by Poe but relies on the Poe theme of a deceased wife who continues to haunt the husband, such as in "Ligeia" and "Morella", which were part of the Cycle.
The Terror has become infamous because of the circumstances under which it was made, including its chaotic production and disjointed narrative, that all of Boris Karloff's scenes were shot in two days, the long time it took to complete, the number of people who worked on it that became famous, and the part the film played in the financing and production of Targets (1968), directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Karloff
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Directed by
Roger Corman
Francis Ford Coppola
Jack Hale
Monte Hellman
Dennis Jakob
Jack Nicholson
Jack Hill
Written by
Leo Gordon
Jack Hill
Roger Corman
Produced by
Roger Corman
Starring
Boris Karloff
Jack Nicholson
Sandra Knight
Cinematography
John Mathew Nickolaus, Jr.
Floyd Crosby
Conrad Hall
Edited by
Stuart O'Brien
Music by
Ronald Stein
Les Baxter
Production Company
The Filmgroup
Distributed by
American International Pictures
Release Date
June 17, 1963
Running time
81 minutes
Country
United States
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CHAPTER 2
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