Tyrant Fear (1918)
Allaine Grandet lives with her father in the barren land of the north, where women are nothing more than mere chattels. She is sold by her father to Jules Latour, a brutal and primitive trapper, who subsequently gambles her away to James Dermot, the keeper of a den in the gold settlement. She is here befriended by a besotted pianist, who has seen better days, but whose manhood revives in Allaine's environment. The gambling hall proprietor seeks to bend her to his will, but she resists him, nameless fear tugging at her heartstrings. When he seeks to enforce his will upon her, she shoots and wounds him, and with this act her fear vanishes and she becomes mistress of herself. She goes with the pianist into the snows, and in a drift their dog unearths the body of Latour. So she finds happiness in the love of her protector, whose manhood has restored her faith in him.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Roy William Neill | Director |
| R. Cecil Smith | Writer |
| John Stumar | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Dorothy Dalton | |
| Thurston Hall | |
| Melbourne MacDowell | |
| William Conklin |
