Directing
Victor Halperin
Born 1895-08-24 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died 1983-05-17
Victor Halperin was an American film director, producer, and screenwriter active during the early to mid-20th century. He is best known for directing White Zombie (1932), considered the first feature-length zombie film. Halperin's work often delved into horror and supernatural themes, contributing to the genre's development during its formative years.
Credits
Newest first
Girls' TownDirector1942
Buried AliveDirector1939
Torture ShipDirector1939
Nation AflameDirector1937
Nation AflameStory1937
Racing BloodDirector1936
Revolt of the ZombiesDirector1936
Revolt of the ZombiesWriter1936
I Conquer the Sea!Director1936
Bachelor BaitStory1934
SupernaturalDirector1933
SupernaturalProducer1933
White ZombieDirector1932
Ex-FlameDirector1930
Ex-FlameWriter1930
Party GirlDirector1930
Party GirlScenario Writer1930
Party GirlProducer1930
She Goes to WarProducer1929
In Borrowed PlumesDirector1926
In Borrowed PlumesProducer1926
The Unknown LoverDirector1925
The Unknown LoverWriter1925
School for WivesDirector1925
School for WivesScenario Writer1925
School for WivesProducer1925
Greater Than MarriageDirector1924
Greater Than MarriageWriter1924
When a Girl LovesDirector1924
When a Girl LovesWriter1924
When a Girl LovesProducer1924
Tea- With a Kick!Story1923
The Danger PointStory1922