The Devil's Hand

1961
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1h 11min

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Linda Christian in The Devil's Hand (1961)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.A man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.A man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.

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Anecdotes
Of the production, Linda Christian said that the picture was shot really quickly. The production company was having financial problems. She also stated that not everyone was paid and Crown International Pictures owed a lot of money to her and her sister.

Citations
[last lines]
Rick Turner: Are you all right?
Donna Trent: What was I doing in there?
Rick Turner: Never mind. The important thing is that you're safe and free of it.
Donna Trent: Are you free of it too?
Rick Turner: Yes, darling, we both are.
Bianca Milan: That's what *he* thinks.

Connexions
Edited into FrightMare Theater: The Devil's Hand (2022)

Bandes originales
Theme from 'The Devil's Hand'
(credited as "Dance Theme")
Written by Baker Knight

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5/10

Worshipping Gamba to a bongo beat.

An early effort from Crown International Pictures, The Devil's Hand stars Robert Alda (Alan's dad) as Rick Turner, who is visited nightly in his dreams by a beautiful blonde woman. After finding a doll in a shop window that is the exact likeness of the mysterious woman, Rick is able to track down his nocturnal visitor, Miss Bianca Milan (Linda Christian), but, hypnotised by her beauty, finds himself lured away from his longtime girlfriend Donna (Ariadne Welter) and into a devil worshipping cult run by sinister doll-maker Francis Lamont (played by Neil Hamilton, TV Batman's Commissioner Gordon).

A cheap and cheerful piece of '60s Satanic horror, The Devil's Hand is undemanding drive-in fodder that benefits from a brisk pace (and a not-too-long running time), reasonable performances, and a fun plot that includes voodoo, bongo drums, a traitor in the cult's midst, ritualistic gyrating, Russian roulette with swords, and a fiery demise for the baddies at the end. All this and a cool twangy surf guitar number during the opening credits make for a reasonably fun, if not all that memorable, time.

Favourite moment: when Rick sneaks into the doll shop, a front for the cult, and proceeds to make a total racket whilst bumbling around their place of worship. Way to go, twinkletoes!