The Beast Must Die (1972)

Synopsis of The Beast Must Die

In this little horror film, a wealthy sportsman (Calvin Lockhart) invites a house full of guests to a big-game hunt that he's devised. He's sure that one of the guests is a werewolf, and he intends to stalk it, find it, and kill it. As a film viewer, you are alerted at the outset that a mystery awaits and that clues will be unveiled that can point to the identity of the werewolf. In fact, near the conclusion, the film has inserted a 30-second interlude during which you must decide, once and for all, who the hunted beast is. This film is based upon a story by James Blish titled There Shall Be No Darkness. ~ Rovi

Director(s):

Paul Annett

Writer(s):

Michael Winder

Producer(s):

Milton Subotsky, John Dark, Max Rosenberg

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Violence, Suitable for Children)

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