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The boogeyman exists. Oh yes. This seems to be what Charles Laughton wants to tell us with his directorial debut (year 1955): the boogeyman is cunning, he sneaks into our home, seduces those we love with lies and slyness. Discover the review
The boogeyman exists. Oh yes. This seems to be what Charles Laughton wants to tell us with his directorial debut (year 1955): the boogeyman is cunning, he sneaks into our home, seduces those we love with lies and slyness.
The Preacher/Gold Digger, played by Robert Mitchum, is one of the blackest villains Hollywood has ever conceived, as cunning as he is ruthless, managing to be called father by the girl he himself makes an orphan. Discover the review
The Preacher/Gold Digger, played by Robert Mitchum, is one of the blackest villains Hollywood has ever conceived, as cunning as he is ruthless, managing to be called father by the girl he himself makes an orphan.
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