Night of the Demon (1957) – Nostalgia Central

The prominent English scientist Harrington (Morris Dunham) meets violent death after threatening to expose doctor Carswell (Niall Mccenes), a strange character specialized in mysterious.

The beautiful daughter of Harrington, Joanna (Baiji Kamins), explains the events that belong to the young American psychologist John Holden (Dana Andrews), but he finds it difficult to believe that Carkwell is guilty of magic.

Holden later discovers that the only person who may have provided information about the alleged group of mysterious specialists, Rand Hobart (Brian Wilde), was arrested on charges of killing and fell in a Catonian condition, after he drew a demonic creature that resembles old wood.

At the British Museum, Holden Carswell, who invites him to his home in Louvord Hall to show him a copy of a rare book lost by the museum and urges him to abandon its achievement in worship.

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Joanna explains to Holden that she had read her uncle’s diaries and believes that KarsWell cursed it through a similar piece of censorship that contains routine symbols.

They go together to Lufford Hall (in fact, BROCICET Hall near Welwyn Garden City) to see Holden’s book needs and learn more about KarsWell. When Holden wonders about the fact that KarsWell works, mystic calls for the wind storm to prove its powers and is expected to die in three days.

When I finally managed to examine Rand Hobart, Holden puts the man in a sleepy state and discovered that Hobart was chosen to death, but he re -obtained a university degree, thus redirecting the hexagon.

Holden shows him his own university degree, and Hobart jumps until his death through a window.

You know that KarsWell has left the area by train, gives Holden Chase and finds the hidden, calm, apparently, but he is secretly terrified.

Over time for curse manifestations, Holden sneaks into a university degree in the KarsWell coat pocket, and the fuck transfer. By panic, KarsWell follows the paper attached to the train tracks, but it is very late. It burns a university degree and a burning devil as a roar train.

The deformed KarsWell’s body was later found by the railway employees, who assume that he was injured that he was train.

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John Holden
Dana Andrews
Joanna Harrington
Peggy Cummins
Dr. Julian Carswell
Nialm Mcceins
Professor Henry Harrington
Morris Dunham
Mrs. Karswell
Atheni Siller
Mark Operation
Liam Redmond
Mr. Mick
Regenald Piceth
Lloyd Williamson
Ewan Roberts
Kumar
Peter Elliot
Maggie Mick
Rosamund Greenwood
Rand Hobart
Brian Wilde
Inspector
Richard Litch
Detective Simers
Lloyd Lamble
Supervisor
Peter Hobbes
Chemical
Charles Lloyd package
librarian
John Salio
Mrs. Hobart
Janet Barrow
farms
Percy Herbert
Air hostess
Lynnsery
Narrator
Gourman tea

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