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From a slab in the morgue, a dead young woman tells the bizarre tale of how she got there, through a maze of murder involving a hypnotist, a midget, and a mysterious figure in a green mask. A thrilling mystery of a supernatural killer! Quotes: Autopsy Surgeon: She was a very beautiful girl. One hates to perform an autopsy on a beautiful girl. Terry Lee: Pardon me, Professor, but didn't I just see you outside baying at the moon? Autopsy Surgeon: [after walking up to a body laying on a stretcher in the morgue, covered by a sheet] Is this the body? Trivia: Shot in the inexpensive Cinecolor process, usually reserved for low-budget Westerns. It is described in the opening credits as "Natural Color". George Zucco replaced a dying Lionel Atwill in the role of Dr. Joseph Van Ee. The only color film to star Bela Lugosi (he appeared in a 1930 Technicolor film, Viennese Nights (1930), but did not star in it). The only other color footage of the actor is in a wartime short in which he can be seen, ahem, giving blood for the war effort. Completed April 1946, but not released until February of 1947 (copyright 1946). Photographed in Natural Color. The film was based on a one-act play which in turn was based on a 1933 murder case involving Dr. Alice Wynekoop. The film was announced in March 1946 as Accent on Horror. When Indigo the midget steps on Raymond's feet after he insulted him, Prof. Leonid (Bela Lugosi) shouts at the little man in Hungarian, which translation as "What did you do again? Now look at yourself! Sit down and stay there!" ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lswPZeNdQ18

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