The Dead Talk Back

The Dead Talk Back (1957)

A psychic researcher attempts to solve a murder by using a radio that enables him to speak with the dead.

Fecha de estreno
1957-12-31
TMDB
2.5 / 10 (14)
Duración
1 h 5 min
Géneros
Terror, Suspense, Crimen
Director
Merle S. Gould

Reparto

Curiosidades

The Dead Talk Back is an American crime drama film written, produced, and directed by Merle S. Gould. Although produced in 1957, it was not released until 1993. The film addresses topical subjects, including investigations, metaphysics, murder, police, and scientists.

Production

The Dead Talk Back was written, produced, and directed by Merle S. Gould. The film's production company was Headliner Productions, Inc.

Andrew Farnese was the cinematographer, Betty Schwartz was the art director, Aldo Farnese was the film editor, and Roland Schneider was in charge of sound. The costumes in the film were made by Wynn's. Jean Gerard was the production supervisor, Stan Pritchard was the production assistant, and Velmer Bahrenburg was the tech advisor.

Parts of the film were filmed in Lewin's Records Center, Benny's of Hollywood, and on Hollywood Boulevard. The Grauman's Chinese Theatre is visible in the background of the film. Produced in black and white, The Dead Talk Back contains intermittent voice-over narration by Aldo Farnese and Scott Douglas.

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