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The Seventh Victim

film by Robson [1943]

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  • Peyton Place
    In Mark Robson: Directing

    …Robson his first directorial assignment, The Seventh Victim, an eerie tale of witchcraft set in New York City’s Greenwich Village. Robson made several other horror films for Lewton, including The Ghost Ship (1943), Isle of the Dead (1945), and Bedlam (1946); the latter two starred Boris Karloff. Robson did not…

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