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Michael is a musician who moves to London during the times when the city is terrorized by a serial killer who murders women…

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Genre: Action, Romance, Thriller.

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Summary: Michael is a musician who moves to London during the times when the city is terrorized by a serial killer who murders women at night. The parents of Daisy offer Michael a place to stay and eventually he develops a relationship with Daisy. As the murders continue, the police start to connect them to the suspicious musician...
Decade: 30s
Genres: Action, Romance, Thriller
Directed by: Maurice Elvey

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"The Phantom Fiend (The Lodger)" (1932) Cast:

Ivor Novello - Michel Angeloff
Elizabeth Allan - Daisy Bunting
A.W. Baskcomb - George Bunting
Barbara Everest - Mrs Bunting
Jack Hawkins - Joe Martin
Shayle Gardner - Detective Snell
Peter Gawthorne - Lord Southcliff
Kynaston Reeves - Bob Mitchell
Drusilla Wills - Mrs Coles
Anthony Holles - Silvano
George Merritt - Commissioner

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2 Comments

dale December 18th, 2012 at 9:55 pm

Very good suspenseful movie. Due to it’s age and deterioration
the sound is scratchy, muffled voice diction and difficult to hear/understand. Had my volume turned on high. The picture quality light / dark was rough to see. But it’s worth a view. For mystery lovers of England of yesteryear, It’s a blast.
Thanks for saving it, making it available and showing it.
Great Job,
dale
Jacquie April 14th, 2014 at 10:58 am

I just read the other review for this movie. I thought it was perhaps me and my hearing, but this is really awful to try and interpret, as the soundtrack is really bad. I cannot make out, always, what it is they are saying. But, I do love old movies, esp. from other countries, so I’m going to suffer thru…I’m just appreciative of the fact this is available and for free! So THANK YOU for the privelage. But see if you can polish up the sound a bit.