Faceless (1988) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 22, 1988

Original Title:
Faceless

Alternate Titles:
I violentatori della notte
Les prédateurs de la nuit
Los depredadores de la noche
Безликая

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
ATC 3000
Chateau Productions
Rochelle Films

Production Countries:
France | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18 

Runtime: 98

Come Face to Face with Evil

A model named Barbara Hallen has disappeared and her father gets private detective Sam Morgan to go to Paris to find his daughter. Barbara's trail leads Morgan to a plastic surgery clinic owned by Dr. Flamand. Morgan's investigation reveals the horrifying secret behind the Doctor's miracle cures which is blood and organs taken from kidnapped young women. As Morgan's investigation closes witnesses are eliminated, one by one, each in a more horrible way.

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Director:
Jesús Franco

Director of Photography:
Jean-Jacques Bouhon
Maurice Fellous

Editor:
Christine Pansu

Key Makeup Artist:
Éric Pierre

Makeup Artist:
Soraya Boulay

Original Music Composer:
Romano Musumarra

Producer:
René Chateau

Production Design:
Bernard Giberot

Set Decoration:
Yan Arlaud

Sound Designer:
Jean-Louis Ducarme

Sound Mixer:
Jack Jullian

Sound Recordist:
Anne Le Campion

Writer:
René Chateau
Jean Mazarin
Michel Lebrun
Jesús Franco
Pierre Ripert
Dominique Eudes

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