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Tag Archives: made-for-TV
Home For The Holidays (1972)
“If a nightmare like that ever happens again – if for some evil reason, I’m ever accused by anyone of killing – well, the next time I will not be the one who wakes up screaming…” Director: John Llewellyn … Continue reading
Night Of Fear (1973)
Director: Terry Bourke Starring: Norman Yemm, Carla Hoogeveen, Briony Behets, Peter Armstrong, Mike Dorsey Screenplay: Terry Bourke Synopsis: A young woman (Briony Behets) out riding alone in the country ties up her horse and moves … Continue reading
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1970s, Australian, Briony Behets, Carla Hoogeveen, Horror, made-for-TV, Mike Dorsey, Norman Yemm, Ozploitation, Peter Armstrong, Rod Hay, Terry Bourke
10 Comments
Snowbeast (1977)
“I saw—something. It was monstrous. It wasn’t human. It wasn’t an animal, either…” Director: Herb Wallerstein Starring: Bo Svenson, Robert Logan, Yvette Mimieux, Sylvia Sidney, Clint Walker, Thomas Babson, Jacquie Botts, Annie McEnroe, Kathy Christopher, Michael J. London Screenplay: … Continue reading
No Time At All (1958)
“The plane is flying. They seem to think he’s coming into Idlewild, where he was supposed to all along. They’ve spotted him visually – he’s back on radar – but he’s got no radio, no lights…” Director: David Swift Starring: … Continue reading
Posted in Disaster movie
Tagged 1950s, aeroplane, based on a novel, Betsy Palmer, Buster Keaton, Charles Bronson, Charles Einstein, Chico Marx, David Swift, Disaster movie, Everett Sloane, Florence Halop, Harry Einstein, Jack Haley, James Gleason, Jane Greer, Jay C. Flippen, Jim Bannon, Keenan Wynn, made-for-TV, Playhouse 90, Reginald Gardiner, Regis Toomey, Robert Bailey, Ron Hargrave, Shepperd Strudwick, Sylvia Sidney, William Lundigan
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Shark Kill (1976)
“I want to tell you about a shark attack.” “Do you want to report one?” “No, I want to prevent one…” Director: William A. Graham Starring: Richard Yniguez, Phillip Clark, Elizabeth Gill, Jennifer Warren, Victor Campos, David Huddleston, Jimmie … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1970s, an animal dies, Carmen Zapata, David Huddleston, Elizabeth Gill, great white, Jennifer Warren, Jimmie B. Smith, killer animal, made-for-TV, Phillip Clark, Richard Foronjy, Richard Yniguez, Roxanna Bonilla-Giannini, Sandor Stern, shark, Victor Campos, William A. Graham
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Terror In The Sky (1971)
“I know there are thirty-seven people back there. All we have to hope for is that one of them knows how to fly a plane, and…hasn’t had chicken for dinner.” Director: Bernard L. Kowalski Starring: Doug McClure, Roddy McDowall, … Continue reading
Posted in Disaster movie
Tagged 1970s, aeroplane, Arthur Hailey, Bernard L. Kowalski, Dick Nelson, Disaster movie, Doug McClure, Elinor Karpf, food poisoning, Keenan Wynn, Kenneth Tobey, Leif Erickson, Lois Nettleton, made-for-TV, remake, Roddy McDowall, Steven Karpf, traumatised pilot lands plane
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Amityville: The Evil Escapes (1989)
“A dozen years ago I would have thought that what you saw in that lamp was an hallucination brought on by fear. Now— Now I believe that the evil in that house could transmigrate into that lamp…” [aka Amityville … Continue reading
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