THE DOLL OF SATAN

Elizabeth, a beautiful young woman, inherits her late uncle's mansion after his death. Upon arriving at the castle, she meets Mrs. Carroll, the administrator, who reveals that the place is haunted by ghosts. Mrs. Carroll convinces Elizabeth to sell the mansion to Mr. Paul Reynaud. As eerie events unfold, Elizabeth becomes convinced that selling is the right choice. Things take a dark turn when the castle's waiter is murdered. Despite Elizabeth's belief, her fiancé Jack suspects foul play by Carroll. With the help of a private investigator posing as a painter, they uncover the truth: Carroll and Mr. Reynaud were lovers, plotting to pressure Elizabeth into selling the castle cheaply. Carroll had learned about a valuable uranium mine in the mansion's underground from the old uncle's confessions.

Carroll and Mr. Reynaud are revealed as lovers plotting to force Elizabeth to sell the castle cheaply, having learned of a valuable uranium mine beneath the property.

The climax unmasks the so-called haunting as a calculated ploy for profit, with Carroll and Reynaud exploiting Elizabeth’s fears for personal gain. The resolution cements the film’s themes of greed, deception, and the dangers lurking beneath genteel facades, delivering a gothic moral about trust and betrayal.