Dark Night of the Scarecrow

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Directed by

Frank De Felitta

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Charles Durning
Otis

Robert F. Lyons
Skeeter

Claude Earl Jones
Philby

Lane Smith
Harless

Tonya Crowe
Marylee Williams

Larry Drake
Bubba Ritter

Jocelyn Brando
Mrs. Ritter

Ed Call
Defense Attorney

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A wrongfully killed man exacts revenge from beyond the grave on those who murdered him.

Release date: 24 October 1981

Tags: Horror (1), Slasher (1), Masked Killer (1)

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"Watched on: October 26th, 2023. Not bad, but... not seeing the actual scarecrow killer until the very, very end? Kinda felt cheated. The design of the scarecrow was pretty cool and only seeing it for a few seconds wasn't enough. I get that it's supposed to be suspenseful, not knowing if Bubba (the scarecrow) is actually doing the killings or not; it comes off as more of a vengeful spirit more than an actual tangible being. Anyways... it was decent for what it was."