The Terror 1963

"The Terror" is a 1963 horror film directed by Roger Corman, featuring Boris Karloff as a tormented Baron and a young Jack Nicholson as a lost French soldier named Lt. André Duvalier.

Plot Setup
The story unfolds in 19th-century Europe, where Duvalier becomes separated from his regiment near the Baltic Sea. He encounters a mysterious young woman named Helene who leads him to a secluded castle haunted by the past.

Key Cast
Boris Karloff stars as Baron von Leppe, an aging nobleman troubled by long-buried secrets. Jack Nicholson plays the curious soldier drawn into eerie events at the castle. Supporting roles include Sandra Knight as Helene and Dick Miller as the Baron's servant Stefan.

Production Notes
Filmed on a low budget using leftover sets from "The Raven," it was shot in just a few days. The film blends Gothic atmosphere with supernatural elements typical of Corman's Poe-inspired works.