Two bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre's most celebrated names...
Cry of the Werewolf (1944) Celeste (Nina Foch) is the gypsy daughter of a deceased New Orleans belle, who is now secretly entombed in a museum and frantically guarded by her daughter. Celeste will stop at nothing to protect her mother's whereabouts, from whom she inherited the curse of the werewolf.
The Soul of a Monster (1944) As famous surgeon, George Winson (George Macready), lies on his deathbed, his wife Ann (George Macready) calls on unknown powers to save him. A strange woman Lilyan (Rose Hobart) appears from nowhere and takes control. George recovers, but he's mysteriously dominated by Lilyan, and leaves his wife. When the evil woman tempts him into letting his best friend Roger (Jim Bannon) die Wilson realizes that Lilyan wants his soul in exchange for the chance to continue living.
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