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A 1964 American PsychologicalHorror directed by Creator/WilliamCastle that has a woman (Creator/BarbaraStanwyck) that is haunted by recurring dreams of her supposedly dead husband (Creator/HaydenRorke).
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A 1964 American PsychologicalHorror directed by Creator/WilliamCastle that has a woman Irene Trent (Creator/BarbaraStanwyck) that is haunted by recurring dreams of her supposedly dead husband Howard (Creator/HaydenRorke).
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* DeadPersonImpersonation: [[spoiler: Barry Morland has been impersonating Howard since Howard's death in a scheme to inherit Howard's wealth]].
* CreepyDoll: The mannequins from the wedding scene.
* CreepyDoll: The mannequins from the wedding scene.
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* {{Gaslighting}}: Irene gets it from every direction.
* InTheBack: [[spoiler: Joyce is stabbed in the back by "Howard"]].
* LatexPerfection: [[spoiler: Barry as the scarred and blind Howard]].
* InTheBack: [[spoiler: Joyce is stabbed in the back by "Howard"]].
* LatexPerfection: [[spoiler: Barry as the scarred and blind Howard]].
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A 1964 American psychological horror directed by Creator/WilliamCastle that has a woman (Creator/BarbaraStanwyck) that is haunted by recurring dreams of her supposedly dead husband (Creator/HaydenRorke).
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A 1964 American psychological horror PsychologicalHorror directed by Creator/WilliamCastle that has a woman (Creator/BarbaraStanwyck) that is haunted by recurring dreams of her supposedly dead husband (Creator/HaydenRorke).
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A 1964 American psychological horror directed by Creator/WilliamCastle that has a woman (Creator/BarbaraStanwyck) that is haunted by recurring dreams of her supposedly dead husband (Creator/HaydenRorke).
The movie also stars Creator/RobertTaylor, Creator/JudiMeredith, Creator/RocelleHudson, Creator/MarjorieBennett, Creator/JessBarker, Creator/TetsuKomai, and Creator/LloydBochner.
It was released on December 30, 1964. It was the last black and white film released by Creator/{{Universal}}.
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!Tropes for the film:
* FantasyKeepsake: Irene finds the wedding ring she put on in her dream, thus proving that it wasn't just a dream. Actually it's part of a plan to use {{Gaslighting}} her.
* NounVerber: ''The Night Walker''.
* SleepParalysisCreature: The movie has a posture showing a [[FaunsAndSatyrs satyr-like creature]] squatting on Stanwyck's chest as she sleeps. No such creature appears in the movie itself, but the image is clearly meant to be metaphorical for Irene being unable to tell where her strange dreams stop and her stranger reality begins. Sleep paralysis, however, is not a theme of the movie.
* {{Tagline}}: "Will It Dare You To Dream of Things You're Ashamed to Admit!".
The movie also stars Creator/RobertTaylor, Creator/JudiMeredith, Creator/RocelleHudson, Creator/MarjorieBennett, Creator/JessBarker, Creator/TetsuKomai, and Creator/LloydBochner.
It was released on December 30, 1964. It was the last black and white film released by Creator/{{Universal}}.
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!Tropes for the film:
* FantasyKeepsake: Irene finds the wedding ring she put on in her dream, thus proving that it wasn't just a dream. Actually it's part of a plan to use {{Gaslighting}} her.
* NounVerber: ''The Night Walker''.
* SleepParalysisCreature: The movie has a posture showing a [[FaunsAndSatyrs satyr-like creature]] squatting on Stanwyck's chest as she sleeps. No such creature appears in the movie itself, but the image is clearly meant to be metaphorical for Irene being unable to tell where her strange dreams stop and her stranger reality begins. Sleep paralysis, however, is not a theme of the movie.
* {{Tagline}}: "Will It Dare You To Dream of Things You're Ashamed to Admit!".
