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Thomas Tryon's bestseller about a rural community shaken by tragedies in 1935. Uta Hagen. Niles: Chris Udvarnoky. Holland: Martin Udvarnoky. Alexandra: Diana Muldaur. Aunt Vee: Norma Connolly. Angelini: Victor French. Winnie: Loretta Leversee. Directed by Robert Mulligan. Robert Mulligan directed.

A misfit youth trains rats to follow his bidding. Soon he uses the rats to seek retribution against those who hurt him. Based on the novel "Ratman's Notebooks" by Stephen Gilbert.

After a man is killed by a zombie, his sister runs into an isolated house, where a group of people are holed up trying to figure out their escape from the flesh eaters.

Joan Fontaine as a headmistress who, haunted by horrifying occult experiences in Africa, moves to a small English village, where she discovers supernatural terrors abound and one of her students is being sought as a voodoo sacrifice.

A French nobleman, concerned about the bizarre behavior of a friend, soon discovers the man is being terrorized by a satanic cult and that only human sacrifice can save him.

A London-based vintner returns to his estate when a dry season threatens his crops, but his family notices disturbing behaviors by him and the townspeople that are reminiscent of past pagan rituals.

Two Army sergeants cause chaos at a bar, crash a lively party, and stir things up at an Army-Navy dance. Their antics lead to unexpected adventures.

A mad scientist abducts a maiden in order to conduct his bizarre experiments.

Humphrey Bogart as a killer hiding out in the South Seas and getting into a romantic triangle. Lucille: Margaret Lindsay. Blake: Donald Woods. Hardy: E.E. Clive. Anderson: Gordon Hart. Deever: Paul Graetz. Sam: Sidney Bracy. Otar: George Regas. Good cast in a lesser Somerset Maugham tale. Directed by Frank McDonald.

W. Somerset Maugham's tale of Sadie Thompson, a South Seas floozy who falls prey to a hell-and-brimstone reformer wishing to save the soul of the "lost woman," while being romanced by a lovelorn U.S. soldier.

Somerset Maugham's play satirizing immorality among Britain's upper classes.

Best Picture nominee is an adaptation of the W. Somerset Maugham play about the wife of a rubber-plantation owner in Malaysia who commits a crime of passion, then claims self-defense, but a blackmailer appears with an incriminating piece of evidence. Oscar nominations also went to Bette Davis as the wife and director William Wyler.

A woman (Alison Skipworth) who deserted her family tries to keep a girl (Catherine Dale Owen) from making the same mistake. Ted: Paul Cavanagh. Arnold: Tyrrell Davis. Clive: Lewis Stone. Lord Porteous: Ernest Torrence. From a play by W. Somerset Maugham. David Burton directed.

The neglected wife of a doctor immersed in his medical research has an affair with a British diplomat; but she chooses to go with her husband when he must travel to the interior of cholera-ridden China.

Story of a disabled and introverted medical student's relationship with a crass waitress. Based on the novel of W. Somerset Maugham.