Very unique and interesting take on the horror genre
Beast Must Die starts off by telling the audience that they are the detectives and they have to figure out who is a werewolf. Not only that but it says at the end you will get to submit your answers as to who you think is the beast. There’s even a break in the film where the narrator asks the audience to make their guesses. The viewer is then hit with a strong Soul-Jazz soundtrack that continues past the opening credits. Next Calvin Lockhart and Marlene Clark are two of the stars, rare to have African Americans in that role during the 70s and more so in a horror flick. The story is about Lockhart calling a party of a few people that includes Peter Cushing, Michael Gambon, Charles Gray, and Clark to figure out which one is a werewolf. The combination of all of these elements makes for a very interesting film.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Paul Annett"], "Producers": ["John Dark", "Robert H. Greenberg", "Max Rosenberg", "Milton Subotsky"], "Starring": ["Calvin Lockhart", "Peter Cushing", "Marlene Clark"], "Studio": ["Shout! Factory"]}

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