Final Curtain

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After a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.After a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.After a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.

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4.6/10

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Duke Moore

The Actor
(as James 'Duke' Moore)

Dudley Manlove

Narrator

Jeannie Stevens

The Vampire
(as Jenny Stevens)

Director
- Edward D. Wood Jr.
Writer
- Edward D. Wood Jr.
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Trivia
Bela Lugosi was reading the script for this movie when he died.

Goofs
The theatre is supposed to be totally deserted, except for the Actor. But at 1 minute, 48 seconds, in the reflection of the glass on a machine, you can clearly see a crewman walking along.

Quotes
Narrator: I cannot tell where space ends, and the auditorium walls begin. But, do I really want to know? Something deep from within my very being draws me from this stage... I must see the floors above, to enter into the costume rooms, the scenery rooms, the make-up rooms, all those rooms where one may change his appearance to any character nameable.
[ominous thunderclap]
Narrator: And unnameable.

Connections
Featured in Night of the Ghouls (1959)

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4/10

One of the Better Wood Movies

Don't get me wrong, this isnt a good movie, but it IS one of the better Wood vehicles.

Maybe because it's so short. You gotta wonder how toasted Wood was when he wrote these films. It must have cost a few hundred to make it. It's pretty much nothing but a guy standing back stage and a voice over of him explaining his silly thoughts.