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Macabre (1958)

“As Blood-Chilling As Being Buried Alive!”

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Plot

In the eerily quiet confines of a small town, Dr. Barrett (William Prince) finds his life cruelly twisted into a terrifying plot of revenge. As the townsfolk's trusted physician, he is suddenly thrust into a chilling nightmare when his beloved daughter is cruelly abducted and, chillingly, possibly buried alive. With the relentless tick of the clock echoing in his ears, he is given a perilous few hours to locate her before she succumbs to suffocation in her premature grave. His devoted nurse, secretly harboring feelings for him, urges him to flee from the town that has become a macabre stage for the deaths of those close to him. Dr. Barrett, however, remains steadfast, refusing to abandon his desperate search for his missing child. The once tranquil town now throbs with a sinister undercurrent, as the doctor finds himself caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse, racing against time to save his daughter's life. Adding a surreal twist to this spine-chilling narrative, Producer-Director William Castle, in an audacious move, insured each audience member with an official certificate from Lloyds of London, promising coverage of $1,000 against death by fright. This audacious gimmick catapulted Castle into the dazzling limelight of movie exploitation stardom, while leaving the audience on the edge of their seats, entranced by the unfolding horror on the silver screen. 'Macabre' (1958) will grip you from the first frame, drawing you into its shadowy world of revenge, love, and desperation, leaving you breathless with fear and anticipation, while the relentless tick-tock of the clock reverberates menacingly in the backdrop.

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Macabre is a horror movie featuring William Prince and directed by William Castle.

Macabre is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.

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