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Welcome to Arrow Beach (1974)

A nice place to visit... but no place to live.

Genre : Horror

Runtime : 1H 34M

Director : Laurence Harvey
Writer : Wallace C. Bennett

Synopsis

A hippie girl wandering on a California beach is taken in by a Korean War veteran who lives in a nearby mansion with his sister. The girl soon begins to suspect that the mansion is home to some very strange goings-on.

Actors

Laurence Harvey
Laurence Harvey
Jason Henry
Joanna Pettet
Joanna Pettet
Grace Henry
Stuart Whitman
Stuart Whitman
Deputy Rakes
John Ireland
John Ireland
Sheriff Duke Bingham
Meg Foster
Meg Foster
Robbin Stanley
Gloria LeRoy
Gloria LeRoy
Ginger
David Macklin
David Macklin
Alex Heath
Dodie Heath
Dodie Heath
Felice
Altovise Davis
Altovise Davis
Deputy Molly
Elizabeth St. Clair
Elizabeth St. Clair
Head Nurse
Robert Lussier
Robert Lussier
Deputy Lippencourt
Jesse Vint
Jesse Vint
Hot Rod Driver
Tony Ballen
Tony Ballen
Pharmacist
John Hart
John Hart
Doctor
Andy Romano
Andy Romano
Bryant
Janear Hines
Janear Hines
The Underground Reporter
Florence Lake
Florence Lake
Landlady
June Hedin
June Hedin
Hostess
Winston Pruett
Winston Pruett
Ape
Peter Ireland
Peter Ireland
Dale
Craig R. Baxley
Craig R. Baxley
Young Driver

Crews

Laurence Harvey
Laurence Harvey
Director
Wallace C. Bennett
Wallace C. Bennett
Screenplay
Jack Gross Jr.
Jack Gross Jr.
Adaptation
Wallace C. Bennett
Wallace C. Bennett
Story
Jack Cushingham
Jack Cushingham
Producer
Steven North
Steven North
Co-Producer
Tony Camillo
Tony Camillo
Original Music Composer
Gerald Perry Finnerman
Gerald Perry Finnerman
Director of Photography
James Potter
James Potter
Editor
Frank Doyle
Frank Doyle
Production Manager
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Unit Manager
Cleo Anton
Cleo Anton
Script Supervisor

Posters and backgrounds

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