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About Edward Abraham

Edward Abraham is most well known for writing, and has 4 known credits, of which 4 are movies, and 0 are TV shows.

Edward Abraham’s highest rated movies

If you enjoy Edward Abraham’s movies you should definitely watch The Monster Club (1981) Edward has worked on!

1. The Monster Club (1981 Movie)

The best rated movie Edward Abraham has been a part of is the comedy, horror movie The Monster Club, where they had the role of writing. It has a rating 5.8 on IMDb.

2. The Pit (1962)

The Pit has a rating on 6.3 on IMDb . Edward Abraham worked on this horror movie as writing.

3. Murder Elite (1985)

In Murder Elite Edward Abraham was worked as story. This thriller, drama, horror movie has a rating on 5.4 on IMDb.

4. Polyvinyl @ 33 1/3 (2006)

In Polyvinyl @ 33 1/3 Edward Abraham had the role of writing.

Frequently asked questions

What is Edward most known for?

Edward Abraham is most known for writing. Edward has worked on 4 movies and 0 TV shows.

What is Edward Abraham’s highest rated movie?

The best rated movie they have been a part of is The Monster Club, which has a score of 0.0.

Edward’s Filmography

The Monster Club

1981 ^. Comedy, Horror ^. 1h 44m

5.8

Executive producer. A vampire attacks a horror author on the street and then invites him to a nearby club as a gesture of gratitude, which turns out to be a meeting place for assorted creatures of the night. The vampire then regales him with three stories, each interspersed with musical performances at the club.

The Pit

1962 ^. Horror ^. 28 m

6.3

Executive producer. Experimental gothic short, adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Pit and the Pendulum'.

Murder Elite

1985 ^. Thriller, Drama, Horror ^. 1h 42m

5.4

Executive producer. An English woman (Ali MacGraw) returns to her homeland after losing her fortune in America, and is stalked by a serial killer.

Polyvinyl @ 33 1/3

2006 ^. Documentary, Music

Executive producer. Series "Polyvinyl 33 1/3", was created three years ago, aims to bring together all their broadcasting those whose hobby of collecting plates showed different approaches and attitudes toward, compared to today, when there is a huge variety of sound . Given the fact that today's young people do not even know what a single plate, what is the album, and what a record player, the show itself is the story of more than a hundred previous participants in this series had an opportunity to become familiar with the basic concepts of Hi-Fi technology and the development of sound records on 78 rpm to latest mp3 editions.

Edward Abraham