"Now, it is my theory, that one of us in the past, through dire necessity, was driven to cannibalism. The memory of that act was hammered like a nail into the mind of that man. Shrewd and brilliant, he could conceal his madness from the human eye, even from himself... but he can't conceal it from the eyes of the radio sensitivity."

"Tom Dugan — Sheriff"

"Mae Busch — Madam"

"Harry Holman — Mike, waterfront policeman"

"Thomas Jackson — Daily World editor"

"Willard Robertson — Detective O'Halloran"

"George Rosener — Otto, Dr. X's butler"

"Robert Warwick — Police Commissioner Stevens"

"Leila Bennett — Mamie, Dr. Xavier's maid"

"Arthur Edmund Carewe — Dr. Rowitz - Academy of Surgical Research"

"Harry Beresford — Dr. Duke - Academy of Surgical Research"

"John Wray — Dr. Haines - Academy of Surgical Research"

"Preston Foster — Dr. Wells"

"Lee Tracy — Lee Taylor"

"Fay Wray — Joanne Xavier"

"Lionel Atwill — Dr. Jerry Xavier"

"Out-Thrills Them All!"

"Mightier than words can describe!"

"There have been weird mysteries before and there will be weird mysteries again, but here is a thriller that will be remembered for years! A new note in exciting entertainment... An afternoon or evening in another world... An adventure in the realms of mystic romance with lovers fascinatingly different from any you've ever known!...A picture guaranteed to be the outstanding love-mystery of all time...portrayed by a remarkable cast that is worth the price of admission alone!"

"It affects strangely certain neurotic types. Yes, the moon is powerful. Why, twice a day it lifts billions of tons of water at high tide that wash the shores of the world, like an eternal old scrubwoman."

"Joe King — Judge Roger Shaw"

"Addison Richards — Prison Warden"

"Robert Strange — Merritt"

"Eddie Acuff — Betcha"

"Paul Harvey — Blackstone"

"Frank Darien — Cemetery Caretaker"

"Joe Sawyer — "Trigger" Smith"

"Miki Morita — Sako, Loder's Butler"

"Kenneth Harlan — Stephen Martin"

"Why did you have me killed?"

"[looking up to Heaven while being led to the electric chair] He'll believe me."

"[comforting Nancy who is sobbing over Ellman's death] He's happier now. It will never be known. The Lord thy God is a jealous God!"

"THE BODY OF A GIANT! THE MIND OF A FIEND! RETURNED FROM THE DEAD TO WREAK VENGEANCE UPON HIS PERSECUTORS!!"

"ETERNITY COULD NOT HOLD HIM!...A mystery drama that will raise goose pimples!"

"BACK FROM THE DEAD!"

"See science bring an electrocuted convict back to life...with supernatural powers to rub out one by one the killers who sent him to the chair!"

"HOW CAN A MAN AVENGE HIS OWN MURDER?"

"Boris Karloff — John Ellman"

"Ricardo Cortez — Mr. Nolan"

"Edmund Gwenn — Dr. Evan Beaumont"

"Marguerite Churchill — Nancy"

"Warren Hull — Jimmy"

"Barton MacLane — Loder"

"Henry O'Neill — District Attorney Werner"

"Adrian Morris - Blackie"

"This very afternoon, I was approached with a sugarcoated proposition...a bribe offered me by this corrupt officialdom. $100,000 for the building and equipment of a recreation center in my parish if I would agree to refrain from further attacks...if I would sabotage this campaign...if I would shut my eyes, stop my ears and hold my tongue. But the building of an isolated playground to shield my boys from crime is not rooting out the crime itself. We must wipe out those we have ignorantly elected and those who control and manipulate this diseased officialdom behind locked doors. We must rid ourselves of the criminal parasites that feed on us. We must wipe out those we have ignorantly elected and those who manipulate this diseased officialdom behind locked doors."

"'Morning, gentlemen. Nice day for a murder."

"No! I don't want to die! Oh, please! I don't want to die! Oh, please! Don't make me burn in hell. Oh, please let go of me! Please don't kill me! Oh, don't kill me, please!"

"[reading from the newspaper] "At the fatal stroke of eleven p.m. Rocky was led through the little green door of death. No sooner had he entered the death chamber, than he tore himself from the guard's grasp, flung himself on the floor, screaming for mercy. And as they dragged him to the electric chair, he clawed wildly at the floor with agonised shrieks. In contrast to his former heroics, Rocky Sullivan died a coward"."

"[to Jim Frazier]I don't care how you handle Sullivan. But with that priest, it's got to look an accident."