Alice Cooper: The Nightmare

Apr 25, 1975

1h 6m

★ 8.0

Alice Cooper's wildest dreams come to life!

Overview

Steven, a character from Alice Cooper's album “Welcome to My Nightmare”, encounters a surreal dream fantasy, guided by the spirit of the nightmare.

Genres

Horror

Music

TV Movie

Production Companies

Alive Enterprises

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Cast

Steven

Alice Cooper

The Spirit of the Nightmare

Vincent Price

Cold Ethyl

Linda Googh

Dancer (uncredited)

Robyn Blythe

Dancer (uncredited)

Sheryl Cooper

Dancer (uncredited)

Gene Montoya

Dancer (uncredited)

Uchi Sugiyama

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