Cutts was found dead in her London flat,
aged 48. An inquest         into her death produced
a verdict of suicide by          barbiturate poisoning.
The             role of Blanche Hunt was taken over
by Maggie Jones, who played                             the part until her own death                     h
               (                                      ) Budget(           ),      
                                       $250,000
The Tingler                is a 1959 American                   |  horror/thriller
film produced &    directed by       William Castle;
It is the third      of five collaborations      between
Castle & writer Robb White, and stars
Vincent Price,               Darryl Hickman,                       {Patricia Cutts},
Pamela Lincoln,                  Philip Coolidge,             and Judith Evelyn.

The film          tells the story of a scientist
who discovers                             a parasite in human beings,
called a "Libido", which     feeds on lust'
The creature earns its reputation            by making
the spine of its host tingle
when the host  is aroused.      |
Box office  (                                    )    $650,000 (on double bill)
Fiend Without a Face is a                                1958 independently
made British                  black-and-white             science
fiction-horror film      drama from            Amalgamated
Productions,          produced by John Croydon
& Richard Gordon, & directed                        by Arthur Crabtree.
The film stars  Marshall Thompson,
Kynaston Reeves,           Michael Balfour
& Kim Parker.       The film was released
in the UK by Eros Films;          in the US
it was released by MGM           as a double feature      with The Haunted Strangler.

                 Fiend Without a Face            tells the story
of mysterious deaths at the                         hands of a  
[    mentally  created]                                 invisible life form
that feeds on Libido       and then
steals female                                              *******     &    spinal columns &  
       genitalia
       to use as bodies in order to multiply (                             ) its *******.

The screenplay                           by          Herbert J. Leder
was based upon                                        Amelia Reynolds Long's
1930 short story                                       "The Thought Monster",
originally published in the March 1930 issue of Weird Tales magazine