Not until Michael comes home.
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"Strait-Jacket" is a 1964 American psychological horror film directed and produced by William Castle, written by Robert Bloch, and starring Joan Crawford. The story follows Lucy Harbin, who, after spending 20 years in a psychiatric institution for the brutal axe murders of her husband and his lover—crimes witnessed by her young daughter, Carol—is released and returns to her brother's farm. As Lucy attempts to reconnect with Carol, now an adult and engaged to Michael Fields, a series of axe murders occur, leading to suspicions that Lucy may be repeating her past actions. The film is noted for its suspenseful narrative and Crawford's compelling performance.
Cast:
Lucy Harbin: Joan Crawford
Carol Harbin: Diane Baker
Bill Cutler: Leif Erickson
Raymond Fields: Howard St. John
Michael Fields: John Anthony Hayes
Emily Cutler: Rochelle Hudson
Leo Krause: George Kennedy
Mrs. Fields: Edith Atwater
Dr. Anderson: Mitchell Cox
Frank Harbin: Lee Majors
Stella Fulton: Patricia Crest
Cast:
Lucy Harbin: Joan Crawford
Carol Harbin: Diane Baker
Bill Cutler: Leif Erickson
Raymond Fields: Howard St. John
Michael Fields: John Anthony Hayes
Emily Cutler: Rochelle Hudson
Leo Krause: George Kennedy
Mrs. Fields: Edith Atwater
Dr. Anderson: Mitchell Cox
Frank Harbin: Lee Majors
Stella Fulton: Patricia Crest
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