Horror Island (1941) | |
| Director(s) | George Waggner |
| Producer(s) | Jack Bernhard (associate), Ben Pivar |
| Top Genres | Horror, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Horror Island (1941) was a Horror - Mystery Film directed by George Waggner and produced by Jack Bernhard and Ben Pivar.
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Professor Jasper Quinley:
[examining the treasure map] It's amazing, positively amazing!
Bill Martin: You mean it's on the level?
Professor Jasper Quinley: On the level? Do you mean authentic?
Stuff Oliver: Oh, what we want to know - is it real?
Sergeant McGoon: Can somebody tell me why lobsters don't like beer?
Arleen Grady: This place gives me the heebie-jeebies! It reminds me of prison.
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Bill Martin: You mean it's on the level?
Professor Jasper Quinley: On the level? Do you mean authentic?
Stuff Oliver: Oh, what we want to know - is it real?
Sergeant McGoon: Can somebody tell me why lobsters don't like beer?
Arleen Grady: This place gives me the heebie-jeebies! It reminds me of prison.
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Facts about
Universal, unlike most major studios did not own a theater chain, and produced this low budget B-programmer as a pre-packaged bill, along with Man Made Monster.
Universal released this film only 25 days after shooting began on March 3, 1941, finishing on the 15th.
Production wrapped late in the evening of March 15, 1941. Thanks to journeyman editor Otto Ludwig cutting the picture during production, with scoring swiped from earlier Universal pictures (including The Invisible Man Returns), allowed the picture to be released just 13 days later.
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Universal released this film only 25 days after shooting began on March 3, 1941, finishing on the 15th.
Production wrapped late in the evening of March 15, 1941. Thanks to journeyman editor Otto Ludwig cutting the picture during production, with scoring swiped from earlier Universal pictures (including The Invisible Man Returns), allowed the picture to be released just 13 days later.
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