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At the end of the movie, the miniature of the burning mansion is identical to the miniature of the burning castle shown at the climax of The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942).
The scene of a foggy forest behind the opening credits is the same as that used in the opening of The Wolf Man (1941).
Alfred Hitchcock attended a screening of this film because he wanted to cast Janet Shaw in his Universal production Shadow of a Doubt (1943), thoroughly enjoyed it, and was amazed at how quickly it was shot, from July 5-18,1942, to be released October 23 on a double bill with The Mummy's Tomb (1942)
The car driven by the chauffeur Leif Erickson is a Duesenberg, manufactured in Indianapolis, IN.
Part of the original Shock Theater package of 52 Universal titles released to television in 1957, followed a year later with Son of Shock, which added 20 more features.
"Dr. Lynne Harper: My study of the mind has convinced me how little we know of its powers."
"Dick Baldwin: [discussing the murders] It all seemed to start with that skeleton of Agor Singh's. Const. Cap Beggs: You know, that's good enough for me. I'm gonna arrest that Hindu if I never see the back of my neck."
