Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAfter a bus accident, a woman comes to believe that she's actually a 300-year-old witch.After a bus accident, a woman comes to believe that she's actually a 300-year-old witch.After a bus accident, a woman comes to believe that she's actually a 300-year-old witch.
Jean Gale
- Peggy Gibson
- (as Jeanne Gail)
J. Farrell MacDonald
- Sheriff
- (as J. Farrel McDonald)
Jack Carr
- The Bus Driver
- (sin acreditar)
Elspeth Dudgeon
- Old Woman in Bus
- (sin acreditar)
- …
Marjorie Manners
- Blonde Girl
- (sin acreditar)
Frank Mills
- Townsman
- (sin acreditar)
Frank O'Connor
- Townsman
- (sin acreditar)
Twinkle Watts
- Young Girl
- (sin acreditar)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesJeanne Gail's debut.
- PifiasThe opening narration states that Judge Elijah Webster "was responsible for condemning eighteen women to their fiery death," but Dr Adams (John Loder) later refers to Webster's victims as "those fifteen women he condemned."
- ConexionesFeatured in The Vampira Show: Woman Who Came Back (1955)
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"Woman Who Came Back" is an okay film made by one of the best 'poverty row' studios, Republic. It's a little better than average for one of their films but the ending just left me very cold and unsatisfied.
The film begins with a weird old lady and her dog stopping a bus. The lady climbs aboard and begins regaling a young lady (Nancy Kelly) with stories about how she is the spirit of a centuries-old witch! Soon, the bus plunges over an embankment and everyone aboard, aside from the young lady, is killed. Soon, strange thing happen around town (such as the dog appearing to the lady and refusing to leave her side) and slowly the idiots in the town and the lady begin to wonder if she is the reincarnation of the witch who was burned so long ago.
So far, the film is a bit silly but well done and entertaining. But the studio insisted on explaining away everything at the end--so much so that I felt it undermined the story. Still, it was mildly enjoyable and I always like seeing Otto Kruger in any film. Not great but a decent time-passer.
The film begins with a weird old lady and her dog stopping a bus. The lady climbs aboard and begins regaling a young lady (Nancy Kelly) with stories about how she is the spirit of a centuries-old witch! Soon, the bus plunges over an embankment and everyone aboard, aside from the young lady, is killed. Soon, strange thing happen around town (such as the dog appearing to the lady and refusing to leave her side) and slowly the idiots in the town and the lady begin to wonder if she is the reincarnation of the witch who was burned so long ago.
So far, the film is a bit silly but well done and entertaining. But the studio insisted on explaining away everything at the end--so much so that I felt it undermined the story. Still, it was mildly enjoyable and I always like seeing Otto Kruger in any film. Not great but a decent time-passer.
- planktonrules
- 30 may 2013
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By what name was Woman Who Came Back (1945) officially released in India in English?
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