The Night of Bloody Horror
Keep telling yourself, it's only a picture!
1969 | 89m | English
Popularity: 0.4 (history)
| Director: | Joy N. Houck Jr. |
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| Writer: | Joy N. Houck Jr., Robert A. Weaver |
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| Wesley goes on a killing spree while experiencing the nightmares of his brother who was killed thirteen years earlier. | |
| Release Date: | Aug 09, 1969 |
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| Director: | Joy N. Houck Jr. |
| Writer: | Joy N. Houck Jr., Robert A. Weaver |
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| Production Companies | Cinema IV, Taste of Blood Inc. |
| Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
| Updates |
Updated: Jan 18, 2026 Entered: Apr 28, 2024 |
| Name | Character |
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| Gerald McRaney | Wesley Stuart |
| Gaye Yellen | Angelle Miliot |
| Herbert Nelson | Dr. Bennett Moss |
| Evelyn Hendricks | Agatha Stuart |
| Bert Roberts | Mark Lewis |
| Gordon Ogden | Tucker Fredricks |
| Michael Anthony | Mario Spanelli |
| Lisa Dameron | Susan Collins |
| Charlotte White | Kay Jensen |
| Nick Kreiger | Lt. James Cole |
| Murray Solow | Bartender |
| Nigel Strangeways | Hood |
| Burt Love | Hood |
| Louis Grapes | Hood |
| George Spelvin | Priest |
| Name | Job |
|---|---|
| Joy N. Houck Jr. | Director, Writer |
| Robert A. Weaver | Editor, Director of Photography, Writer |
| Louis Truxillo | Hairstylist |
| Albert J. Salzer | Casting |
| Philip St. Jon | Makeup Artist |
| Joellen Dearle | Hairstylist |
| Name | Title |
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| Joy N. Houck Jr. | Producer |
| Joseph C. Elmer | Associate Producer |
| Gordon Ogden | Associate Producer |
| Albert J. Salzer | Executive Producer |
| Sidney Lazard | Associate Producer |
| Max Durham | Associate Producer |
| James Morton | Associate Producer |
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**_A psycho slaying young women in The Big Easy in ’69_** Helmed by Joy N. Houck Jr, this is psychological drama-horror in the adult-oriented tradition of “Psycho,” just in living color with the milieu of the late ’60s, including a nightclub sequence featuring the band The Bored. Gerald McRaney p ... lays the troubled protagonist in his feature film debut. Despite spending thirteen years in an asylum and recently getting out at the age of 26, he sure is adept at attracting beautiful women and getting them into bed. He must be a natural Lothario, mental problems notwithstanding. The filmmaking is akin to Peter Bogdanovich’s “Targets” from the year prior. If you favor that one and “Psycho”-ish late 60s’ flicks like “Twisted Nerve” and “The House That Screamed" (aka "La residencia"), you should appreciate it, although it’s the least of these due to its curious lethargic tone. Fortunately, it has a sense of artistry, and the females are lovely in a late 60s’ way. It runs 1h 18m and was shot in New Orleans. GRADE: B-