Cry Wolf (1947) "Espionage" It's a quaint turn-of-the-century small

It's a quaint turn-of-the-century small town of shady streets

And it is a affectionate evocation of time and place based on the son's popular remembrance A Genius in the Family and filmed during the era of the comparably nostalgic Life with Father

Join the adventurers as they encounter a perilous array of prehistoric beasts

But the truth is far more sinister and terrifying in this classic horror tale

whose prospective husband (Guy Madison)

Cry Wolf (1947) "Espionage" It's a quaint turn-of-the-century smallA sudden death. Cries in the night. A locked laboratory in a windswept mansion. It's hard to say what creates more tension in Cry Wolf, the nerve tingling atmosphere (enhanced by Franz Waxman's edgy score) or the flashfire romantic chemistry between movie immortals Barbara Stanwyck and Errol Flynn in their only screen pairing. Stanwyck plays Sandra, a recent widow who visits her husband's family for the first time and finds herself drawn to a man she