William Beaudine

Director

William Beaudine (1892–1970) was an American film director whose prolific career spanned from the silent era into television. He was known for fast, efficient, low-budget productions and was nicknamed "One-Shot" Beaudine.

Born 1892, died 1970. Directed many films across genres; directed The Ape Man (starring Bela Lugosi). Known for prolific output and efficient shooting style.

A single DeBaser review discusses William Beaudine's The Ape Man, praising Bela Lugosi and the film's pace. The review frames the film as an entertaining B-movie with visible flaws (fake gorilla) but genre charm. Recommended for fans of classic horror and transformation-monster films.

For:Fans of classic horror, Bela Lugosi, B-movies, and vintage cinema.

 

This is a brief film, barely an hour long, but it entertains marvelously, has a fantastic pace, and assures fun.

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