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The Bat, Crane Wilbur (1959)
Post Reply RetroFed Forum Forum Index » Films Frames - Every Frame is a Painting
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klu9 piefed.social klu9@piefed.social
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Scene from The Bat (1959). Two women shown from behind looking out a room door into a hallway, on the hallway wall, a shadow of person in a hat, holding up their hand with long claws

Watched in the #Monsterdon watch party on Mastodon in October.

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