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The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976)
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Directed by
Charles B. Pierce
Starring
Jimmy Clem
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Ben Johnson
,
Andrew Prine
,
Dawn Wells
,
Charles B. Pierce
This thriller -- based on actual events -- tells in a pseudo-documentary-style of the murders of five people by a man in post-WWII Arkansas. This mystery was still considered unsolved at the time of its release. ~ Kristie Hassen, All Movie Guide
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"I first saw this one in the theater in 1976 (surprise!) and I have seen it more than a couple times since. Although considered a "B-movie" it is apparent that the producer and director spent quite a bit of money on this film in the form of some recognizable actors, vintage costumes and sets (including a very believable recreation of the streets and buildings of Texarkana, TX/AR in 1946) and a LOT of vintage cars from that era AND a few pretty good gore effects an "
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