Movie discovery

Explore stories across every screen

DrameAnnée1958Durée1h 41mIMDb6.4

Tueur au visage d'ange (le)

DrameThrillerWestern

In this western remake of Le Carrefour de la mort (1947), a convicted bank robber serving his sentence, and wishing nothing more than to finish his time and get back to his family, gets involved with a psychotic, homicidal inmate who turns on him and winds up terrorizing his wife and murdering his friends.

Regarder maintenant

Bande-annonce

Casting

Gordon Douglas

Director

Hugh O'Brian

Daniel Slade Hardy

RE

Robert Evans

Felix Griffin

Dolores Michaels

May

Linda Cristal

Ellen Hardy

Stephen McNally

Marshal Frank Emmett

June Blair

Saloon Girl

Edward Andrews

Judge Parker

Ron Ely

Deputy Jim Dyer

KS

Ken Scott

Paul Finney

Emile Meyer

Ames

Gregory Morton

Defense Attorney Gage

SL

Shari Lee Bernath

Janie Hardy

Robert Adler

Harry Jeffords, Deputy

JB

John Barton

Juror

Terry Becker

Lew Lane

George Blagoi

Barn Fight Spectator

OB

Oscar Blank

Barn Fight Spectator

PB

Paul Bradley

Courtroom Spectator

HB

Harry Brown

Writer

PY

Philip Yordan

Writer

Ben Hecht

Writer

Charles Lederer

Writer

EL

Eleazar Lipsky

Writer

Commentaires

7 commentaires

call me nthambiJun 7, 2023

Sceaver F OsuteyeMay 29, 2023

source: The Fiend Who Walked the West

youssef hossam pkNov 16, 2022

The Fiend Who Walked the West

Parwaz Hussein برواس حسينNov 16, 2022

I just watched this film for the first time since 1958, and it's much better than I thought it was when I was a 12-year-old. It's fast-paced even at 101 minutes, more violent than I remembered, and consistently well played. I find Robert Evans chillingly credible as psychotic killer Felix Griffin -- perhaps closer to Peter Ustinov's Nero in "Quo Vadis" than to Richard Widmark's Tommy Udo in "Kiss of Death" (on which this film is based), but certainly not "ludicrous," as one critic whose opinions I respect has written. Hugh O'Brian and Stephen McNally also deliver strong performances, and the rest of the cast is fine. Recommended for fans of Westerns and brutal crime films.

👑 _MALìK_ 👑❤Nov 16, 2022

I must confess that I saw this movie an awful long time ago, when I was just a kid. However, it made a big impression on me and it blended genres in a way that I hadn't ever seen a film before. The story sort of reminds me of "Psycho," but set in the old west, and to a lesser degree, set in some deserted shipyards and other industrial locations. Anyhow, ever since I've been dying to see it again. Filmed in beautifully harsh and stark black and white.

🇪🇸-الاسباني-😂Nov 16, 2022

I can never forget this film. Unlike some critics, me and my mates found Robert Evans' performance mesmerising. In '58, it was our first experience of a horror-western and for us it worked very well. I'm not saying it's a truly great film, just that it was so radically different at the time that it remains one of my most memorable films of the 50s. In the East-End of London, in the mid to late 50s, we teens were hooked on Americana. We knew and liked Hugh O'Brian as Wyatt Earp in the TV series. Robert Evans was new to us and a revelation. We liked his look and his style; his performance fitted well with Rock 'n Roll, James Dean and the whole 'cool' American thing. Fortunately, although in the UK, I have a recorder which plays NTSC tapes. I will be buying this film soon.

Christ ActivistNov 16, 2022

Much of this film will seem familiar to anyone who's seen 1947's "Kiss of Death", which plotwise it closely resembles, and some of the theme music heard over the opening credits was borrowed from 1951's "The Day The Earth Stood Still". That having been said, however, this film has much to recommend it on its own. Most critics disapproved of Robert Evans in the title role, but I found him very impressive: funny and likeable one minute, menacing and really frightening the next; the stuff of any true psycho. The film isn't without flaws; the direction is frankly uninspired, and several opportunities missed. But Evans (in one of his last roles before giving up acting to become a producer) remains fascinating to watch; he's very unlike any other western villain you've ever seen. Emile Meyer (as a brutal prison guard) and Stephen McNally (as a good guy for a change) offer strong supporting performances; Hugh O'Brien is his reliable self as the hero.

Suggestions mises en avant

Envie de plus de divertissement ? Découvrez notre plateforme de jeux recommandée et notre destination de mini-dramas.

Jeux instantanés

Gamixo

Jouez à des jeux de navigateur casual avec puzzles, cartes, sport et défis rapides en quelques secondes.

Mini-dramas

VSKIT Drama

Regardez des mini-séries tendance, des romances et de nouveaux short dramas avec des mises à jour rapides.