The Vampire Bat (1933 film)

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The Vampire Bat (1933 film) is a 1930s American horror movie featuring Fay Wray in a story about mysterious deaths in a small European village blamed on vampirism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American film
black-and-white film
film
horror film
basedOn an original screenplay
blackAndWhite true
cinematographyBy Sidney Hickox NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decadeOfRelease 1930s
director Frank R. Strayer NERFINISHED
distributor Majestic Pictures NERFINISHED
editedBy Otto Meyer NERFINISHED
era Pre-Code Hollywood NERFINISHED
featuresCreature bats
featuresInvestigationBy police inspector Karl Brettschneider NERFINISHED
filmingLocation United States NERFINISHED
genre horror
mystery film
hasAlternativeTitle The Vampire Bat NERFINISHED
hasTheme mob hysteria
pseudo-science
vampirism
hasVillain Dr. Otto von Niemann NERFINISHED
homeMedia public domain releases on various video formats
mainCharacter Dr. Otto von Niemann NERFINISHED
Karl Brettschneider NERFINISHED
Ruth Bertin NERFINISHED
musicBy Arthur Kay NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus investigation of unexplained deaths blamed on a vampire
notableFor featuring Fay Wray in an early 1930s horror role
originalLanguage English
partOf American 1930s horror cinema
plotSummary Villagers in a small European town suspect vampirism when mysterious blood-draining deaths occur.
producer Phil Goldstone NERFINISHED
productionCompany Majestic Pictures NERFINISHED
releaseDate January 16, 1933
releaseYear 1933
runtimeMinutes 63
setIn a small European village
soundFilm true
starring Dwight Frye NERFINISHED
Fay Wray NERFINISHED
George E. Stone NERFINISHED
Lionel Atwill NERFINISHED
Maude Eburne NERFINISHED
Melvyn Douglas NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary to early 1930s
writer Edward T. Lowe Jr. NERFINISHED

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Vina Wray notableWork The Vampire Bat (1933 film)
subject surface form: Fay Wray