probably the best picture producer release corp ever make and this little horror piece rivet the attention from first to last . director frank wisbar obviously know a good story when he write one and what more important he know how to realize it full shock potential on the screen . not only be the plot involve and the character fascinatingly draw and but the setting be absolutely out of this world . just about all the action take place either at night or in the middle of a clinging and pervasive fog . this chilling atmosphere be augment by wisbar inventive direction and the wholly convincing performance he have draw from all his player . the lovely rosemary la planche make an ideal heroine and beautiful and spirit yet vulnerable . robert barrat delivers his usual no nonsense and straight down the line portrait of the local bigwig and though it hard to believe that the personable and good look guy who play his son be none other than the late dullsville writer or director blake edward .