07 May 1951 Horror, TV Movie 30 mins
An anxious old man who is searching for a rare edition of the Talmud finally tracks the tome down at a research library in Boston. But before he can get his hands on it, a hideous apparition intervenes.
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Leslie Nielsen as Bill
Russell Collins as John Eldred
Pat Englund as Mary Simpson
Eva Condon as Mrs. Simpson
John Gerstad as George Earle
Fred Ardath as Dr. John Rant
Frank Gallop as Narrator
M.R. James Original Story
United States 01 January 2007
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