In New Orleans, a relationship between a black man and a white girl leads to a string of murders.
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کاسٹ
Joy N. Houck Jr.
Director
Micky Dolenz
Vance
James Ralston
Dan
Michael Anthony
Lt. De Vivo
Chuck Patterson
Father Jessie
Chuck Patterson
Jake
Susan McCullough
Denise
Katie Tilley
Ann
Ann Barrett
Carol
Warren Kenner
Willie
Ed Brown
Jack Markam
Harold Sylvester
Jim Bunch
Stocker Fontelieu
Father Babbin
Wilbur Swartz
Monsignor Greyson
Adrian C. Benjamin Jr.
Dr. Labewitz
George Wood
Guard
Anthony Buonagura
Mike
Brick Tilley
Sailor
Norbert Davidson
Flower Man
Mark Bennett
Hebèrt
J.J. Milane
Writer
Robert A. Weaver
Writer
Jeffrey Newton
Writer
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source: The Night of the Strangler
The Night of the Strangler
For an older movie with less usage of money, the movie was really weird but in a way scared me. I personally thought it was great, but with a sad ending..well just sad together. If you are a Micky Dolenz/Monkees fan, this movie is a must to get.
The biggest reason I had for wanting to see this film is the fact that it stars Micky Dolenz of the Monkees. As anyone could tell by watching it, Night of the Strangler is pretty low-budget but has a good (and, for 1972, very controversial) plot. It centers around a white girl who falls in love with and gets pregnant by a black man. When the two are mysteriously killed, the investigation focuses on the girl's two brothers, Vance, who is kind and was supportive of his sister, and Dan, an arrogant racist who would rather have seen his sister have an abortion than have a black man's baby. A black priest who tries to console the two brothers throughout the film also adds to the increasingly obvious tension. Sort of a "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" meets "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane." A really good film if you're lucky enough to find at your local video store.
