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Marcel De Lange is a struggling sculptor whose work and sanity are derided by the New York art critics. After waspishly officious critic F. Holmes Harmon ruins a sale for De Lange by dismissing his expressionistic cubist work as "tripe" and later gloating about it in his column, the distraught artist goes to the river to drown himself. There he discovers the half-drowned body of the notorious serial killer, the Creeper, and takes him back to his studio to recover. Feeling empowered by the friendship of the acromegalic sociopath, De Lange tasks him with murdering the critics who have pilloried him in print. When successful commercial artist Steve Morrow is wrongly suspected of the crimes, his art critic girlfriend Joan Medford decides to follow her instinct about a mysterious bust De Lange has covered up and snoops around his studio.
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| Rondo Hatton |
(The Creeper) |
| Robert Lowery |
(Steven Morrow) |
| Virginia Grey |
(Joan Medford) |
| Bill Goodwin |
(Police Lt. Larry Brooks) |
| Martin Kosleck |
(Marcel De Lange) |
| Alan Napier |
(F. Holmes Harmon) |
| Howard Freeman |
(Hal Ormiston) |
| Virginia Christine |
(Lady of the Streets) |
| Joan Shawlee |
(Stella McNally (as Joan Fulton)) |
| Oliver Blake |
(The Janitor (uncredited)) |
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| Mary Field |
(Nora, Switchboard Operator (uncredited)) |
| Byron Foulger |
(Mr. Samuels (uncredited)) |
| Perc Launders |
(Smitty - Typesetter (uncredited)) |
| Terry Mason |
(Clarence - Copy Boy (uncredited)) |
| William Newell |
(Deputy Coroner (uncredited)) |
| Jack Parker |
(Elevator Boy (uncredited)) |
| Syd Saylor |
(Jerry - Morgue Attendant (uncredited)) |
| Janet Shaw |
(Cab Driver (uncredited)) |
| Charles Wagenheim |
(Walter - Printer (uncredited)) |
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