The Babysitter (1980)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Overprotective mother Liz Benedict meets 18 year-old orphan Joanna Redwine and hires her as house help and live-in companion to rambunctious daughter Tara. Liz's husband Jeff isn't too thrilled with the arrangement, and his fears soon prove justified when Joanna begins to manipulate everyone and to slowly destroy the family. Meanwhile next-door neighbor Dr. Linquist investigates and discovers Joanna has a disturbing past.
Thank you for the upload. These movies from the 70's and 80's are a priceless era unto itself. Great story, amazing cast.5/7/2019.
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Jaro Du I used to avoid the 70s era but I’m surprised of the quality of many of the scary movies so now precisely I’m bingeing on them . Any recommendations ? 😀
another patty duke film from 1989 is Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure
if tomorrow never comes Patty Duke 1971
Love the music at the beginning-it's so nostalgic....so 70's, 80's campy horror classics!
you are 100% right !!
Love the music too
I love the music at the beginning and the part where the music plays after the car crashed and the ending music
sounds a lot like the theme to 'the fog'
It reminds me of a cross between "Rosemary's Baby" theme & "The Haunting of Julia".
Patty Duke there's no way I'm turning away from this one! I saw it was so long ago. thanks for uploading
Patty Duke was the best!!
She was a really versatile actress. Shame she passed on several years ago. Something related to an operation she had. It was sudden
@@michaelvaughn8864 yes going to soon that's for sure and she also suffered from depression she was a Powerhouse for sure as far as mental health issues No Holds Barred and just an extrrodinarially phenomenal actress.
HAPPY THE FAMILY IS ALIVE
Check her role as a Hollywood snob who gets snubbed in the 1972 episode of Night Gallery! She’s also a doppelgänger too 😂Patty Duke Show? Walk alike, talk alike? 1962.?
Films made in the 80’s/90’s were definitely the best, looking forward to watching this film later, thank you for posting this ❤️
The’70’s were a lot more grittier though and imho the realism of this period is so much nicer than it was when I grew up in it. I definitely think this moment in time was a bit better than things going on at the present day with this administration trying to perpetuate us into another World War though; cuz we are headed for oblivion due to our allies becoming our enemies since Biden stole our election down by 43% and won virtually overnight in a swing state no less which’s famous for hating any Democratic Party. As no candidate in history has ever managed to do so whatsoever. Google:US.GOV and see what’s happening right underneath your very nose. This has been going on since the beginning of the late 1880’s til present day and is a matter of public record! Cheers nonetheless ❤ Quinn = Family! Wow!
Patty Duke, the queen of lifetime movies. Loved her, great actress! Watched plenty of her movies. RIP Patty!
Thank you so much for posting this! Shatner is my favorite actor, yet I haven't seen this movie until now.
R.I.P. Patty Duke. I grew up watching her movies from the 70's and 80's.
So convincing in all of her roles, such a brilliant actress of her time.
Always loved her in everything! Watch "Always remember I love you", Patti Duke was excellent in this movie.
Patty Duke is a brilliant actress indeed, but that doctor's wife, which she portrays so well, is a spoilt rotten, pampered, self centered, weak minded brat.
If you never saw her in Valley of the Dolls ,you have to. One of her best performances.
She won an Academy Award when it actually meant something... for “The Miracle Worker”. She was young .. not sure her age then, exactly ... probably 12-13. That was an excellent movie.
I loved watching her in her own show Patty Duke show in the 60s
Thanks for posting! Looking for this for a long time.
I discovered Patty Duke in a 90s lifetime movie one day when I was home sick from school, I may have been 8 or 9, and I’ve just always adored her. Not only for her talent, but for the incredible person she was. I was devastated when she passed away she was a remarkable woman!
2020 who else here? Quinn Cummings was very talented going back to her Family days and she grew up to be a lovely woman.
Watching in March2019. It's great to be watching 80s and 90s movies
I'm watching in May of 2019 js
I love those era movies too!!!!!
@@amberhi874 yes me too.
The films today just don't seem to have the same depth, creativity...substance.
Maybe I expect too much n should be grateful lol 🤷♀️but the oldies just seem better. No heavy reliance on technology etc may have meant more depth of ideas. Either way a good film👍👍😏
I've always liked this movie because of my love for Patty Duke and William Shatner. I was just a baby when this movie was released. I feel so old! It's definitely a good rainy day psychological thriller. As a woman, I'd be a little concerned about an attractive young woman coming into my home and upstaging me in the areas of cooking, cleaning, etc. It's a recipe for disaster, especially if the marriage is already troubled. At very least, the wife should have checked her references! The girl is diabolical... Great film! Thank you for sharing.
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I was 11 when this was released, now I’m 53 and DEFINITELY feel old, 42 years later! And yes, I agree about Joanna being a “recipe for disaster” when Liz and Jeff’s marriage has already been on the rocks and she has even managed to go without having any alcohol for a whole year now. But once Joanna steps into the picture-WHAMMO!-it’s all downhill for Liz; she regresses big time to alcoholism. We find her boozing away in the family room, listening to Mozart while Joanna has taken the ferry to engage in recreation and neglect her duties, and Liz coldly comes right out and tells Jeff:”I don’t want to go to bed, Jeff!” at his insistence, that they at least TRY to fix things and make up, for once and for all. Then the next morning, he comes right out and confronts her with “Oh, Joanna says it’s OK to treat yourself to a drink occasionally? Well, Joanna was NOT in Chicago when it was HALF A BOTTLE of Scotch A DAY!” “You know YOU CAN’T DRINK! It’s starting all over again-Scotch, gin, brandy, Irish ☘️ whisky, and I won’t hear of any of it! Again, YOU KNOW YOU CAN’T DRINK! You’re regressing all over again all of a sudden, and all because of Joanna!” as she just stares emptily yet coldly at her husband.
@@MrJamieMurph4141969I was also 11 when it aired.
gees I can't believe this almost 40 years, where does time go, 2019
Ouch! You just shot my day, LOL! I hadn't done the math.
scott dean no kidding, 14 was a while back
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That is true. It is unbelievable how fast time goes by.
70/80’s movies are the only movies i ever watch anymore because they’re just so good
Do you ever run out of 70s/80s movies?
I couldn't agree with you more! 😊
I've been watching so many late 1970s to early 1980s slasher movies, its like they are so bad they are good, comparing to the non existing horror movies out now which completely lack creativity lol.
Totally agree: back in time you would feel scared just by watching the actor's faces and the music was so creepy too, whereas now there is not much acting but mostly special effects.....
Agreed: back in time people really knew how to act just by showing their expression on the face (talent was just out there lol)
I was very young the night it initially aired. I've never forgotten the "plastic scene." Very disturbing. Thank you.
Plastic scene.?? I haven’t noticed anything like this in the film.? What was it about? Thanks in advance of ❤
OMG 😱 I JUST seen the plastic people in the bedroom! They’re gonna haunt ME as well!😮
I was six years old ,I remember watching this in Australia with my mother
I really like these old cheesy movies. They’re so much better than the blood and gore slasher movies. Plus you don’t have to fast forward through all the graphic sex scenes. Thanks for posting these. And for all you people who just like to complain, how about an honest critique instead of insulting the actors looks.
No one here works for Rotton Tomatoes, so people are going to basically make random comments that may or may not have anything to do with the movie itself. People have the right to post what they want. And anyway that babysitter is one odd looking chick! There's a lot of surface area between her neck and when her tits finally decide to make an appearance.
The ending was a pure classic. Joanna's confession was a surprise. Most psycho killer movies have the same over-used plot ending.
I remember watching this when it aired on TV. I was just 11 years old...What a movie! RIP Patty Duke ❤️
I was a year behind you.. She sure was a beautiful woman…
@@stevetrivago She really was and with such amazing talent!
I’m not sure why but this has always been one movie that I cannot seem to get into at all but I tried once again and want to say thank you for the great quality uploads.
Maybe because it sucks?? Vintage tv movie trash!!_______________________
I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
A fast paced movie without a lot of unnecessary filler with an interesting plot, good dialogue and very well acted.
A grown woman should not be letting an eighteen year old manipulate her life.
Especially when she knows absolutely nothing about this mysterious 18 year old who just seemed to have appeared out of nowhere like magic. Not to mention the fact that things have been going downhill between the woman and her husband and this strange 18 year old only makes it worse.
This was a good movie, but it would frighten people of Foster Children. Not all foster children are evil. Many children need loving homes. Sadly, there isn’t enough of them.
Stephanie Zimbalist was simply marvelous. She was quite stunning and dazzling, especially in that black night gown. I also remember her in Remington Steele, with Pierce Brosnan, during the mid eighties. The first time i saw Patti Duke, she played in the Valley of the dolls, with Sharon Tate, back in 1967. Unfortunately! she died so young, but she looked much older than her age. By the way, I grew up in the same district location, where Bill Shatner came from. Rest! in peace, Patti Duke: 1946-2016. Thank! you so much, for all these great television movie productions. Johnny, Montreal, Canada ❤️
Patty Duke films are great along with Melissa Gilbert films
Something cozy about the older thrillers, it was all done without swearing, gratuitous violence, and if anyone was ever ill it was left at dashing to the bathroom! Thanks for the upload 10:23pm Friday 12th June 2020 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
indeed.
spooky though
Agree!! Love the old tv movies.
Beautiful
Powerful acting by an all star cast. Thank you for uploading
Oh my god this is Stephanie Zimbalist when she was a young woman and Patty Duke in the role of the mother.I like Patty duke and as a french admirer i sent her one message and i had an answer a few years ago. I think she is a very kind person.
+Frenchie séverine ~ i agree with you; she is kind [as are you]. it's very sad that she went through a childhood of sexual abuse that NO child deserves. it's rare for a sensitive child to ever recover from that horror. my prayers are with her. ♥
+peridot greene she also suffered from manic depression. she was a nighmare to live with.
Too bad they can't have a calm, rational discussion as husband and wife about things. Their marriage needs a lot of work!!!! Bringing a teenage stranger into their home did not help matters. But it made for a good story and a good, sobering warning to anyone in real life facing this same issues that this family is facing.
12 is too old to still be carrying a doll around :P.
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+lo ll truth
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+greenviolets1 And this is why someone like you greenviolets and not Melissa (unless she's a Gilbert) would get the job at a video store and she wouldn't ;-) . The midday movie, miss them so much. Along with people knowing how stories developed and why. I remember when you returned a movie (yeah not necessarily this kind) you were asked if you liked and you could say but a doll was a stretch and they'd explain what you did. Inevitably by the neighbour's parties & so forth, everybody ended up informed and it was a far less simple minded generation.
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Patty Duke had beautiful eyes. This movie is very well done.
this is a good one patty duke is asome
samuel stephens I just love her! ❤
So smart to take advice on marriage from an 18 yr. old...
Because it's a movie, not real life.
We all get tricked by that pseudo-knowledge easily because it appeals to our egos.
If a twelve year old was playing with dolls still people would think she was immature for her age and in the same breath lament that the youth of today grow up too quickly.
A 12 year old SHOULD be playing with dolls not doing what they are now. Your ignorance is ill
Jessika Hogan no she should be learning skills and responsibilities
@@well.thy.one. well .maybe something happened and that IS her comfort. Get a fucking grip shes fucking 12 let her be a child. What do you want her to learn responsibly for sex I mean grow up people
Jessika Hogan Judging by the language you use,looks like you still have some growing up to do.
If it's for comfort that's a whole different meaning.
I love my husband dearly and we've been together for over 21 years. I am NOT about making or even trying to make someone love me & stay with me. If he wants someone else, more powe to them. I know that I can live with or without him. You have to love yourself before anyone else can &/or will.
P.S. The husband is ultimately the 1 to blame bc he kept on saying get a 🏠 keeper/nanny/maid. The wife did it & then he went hypocritical on her. Their marriage is their own fault bc neither wanted to try to fix it.
I know what u mean girl,.My hub and I never did the marriage thing cause of so many reasons, yet we are actually on our 21yr.of being together,.So many high waters we go thru as it is, and really it shouldn't be difficult either staying together,.we've learnt thru our yrs.to do w/o friends, For some reason you can't trust others..Your so right if they want that kind of life of fooling around all power too them, and it's nice to hear you can do it on your own,.think like I do..Its great to be prepared and be strong..girl ! Certainly don't need anyone else's crap..
I'm totaly with you on it
tiffany benefield
He also said don't hire one of the street. But hey, just blame the man cus it's never the woman's fault lol.
He was thinking with other parts of his anatomy and he wonders why his wife is a basket case!
NB: never read comments if it's the first time watching..
+Deja-ann Dawkins i say that all the time. even though ppl should know better....its always a safe bet to stay away from comments until you have watched the movie
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just a shame though because usually I watch the movie if someone says "great movie thanks for uploading" you know what I mean!! if they say "rubbish" "wheres the rest?" I dont bother!
Hahaha it's what I did first... I mean comments are like drugs too.
I usually don't read comments first, I think it's important to have ur own opinion about the film first
Someone might enjoy it whilst the other person se the total opposite
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I Love Patty Duke ! I Love to watch her movies, she is a Great actress. One of the Best. Patty you are missed very much. Rest in Peace .💗🌸🙏
These were the days! Made for TV movies usually aired on Sunday night, a wide range of topics and plots mostly suitable for the whole family but not always. One tv homes, 3-5 channels, no wifi or subscription channels 😆😆😆
I always read the comments first, before I start watching the movie that gives me a good heads-up if the movie is going to suck 😂
😂😂😂 same here you are not alone lol
@@carolinakallio2013 so do I
i love how the dad is suspicious & the mom is on the sitters side . itss normally the other waay around !
The hand that rocks the cradle the mother was sus 1st
What a sweetheart Tara was, that nut job didn't deserve her forgiveness let alone her giving her, her doll.
She's grown up, doesn't need to talk to dolls anymore, maybe crazy Joanna does.
I grew up in a country where tv was a treasure not to be watched without supervision from parents those years. So i never got a chance to watch such beautiful movies like this. Bless you for the upload 😊🙏🏻
Patty Duke is such a good actress TY
also died way too young.
She was the best! She was incredibly talented!
notgrillo collector/ gamer she was 69 yeb young
R.I.P Patty Duke!
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Always loved this flick, it's better than i remembered. Stephanie Zimbalist gives a surprisingly great performance!
Yes she surely did..
The film may be mediocre, but Stephanie Zimbalist acted creepy as Joanna & she is beautiful then & now. I love films from this era, having grown up in the '80s too.
I think the film was really good and the acting phenomenal! Love how STEPHANIE ZIMBALIST can look innocent but evil at the same time lol! Nowadays there is less acting and more special effects whereas back in time there was real talent....
I don't think people watched this for the acting which is a shame because Stephanie Zimbalist is really a very under rated actor - she's won dozens of awards for her work in plays - from acting to writing and directing and she's a natural crossover into film -- her roots in talent run long and deep from her talented opera soprano grandmother Alma Gluck to her Russian grandfather Efram Zimbalist Sr. an accomplished, celebrated violinist & composer, and an aunt who was a brilliant historian and writer - and OF COURSE all us boomers remember 77 Sunset Strip & The F.B.I. with Efram Zimbalist Jr. but he was also a gifted composer (Violin Sonata) and a Pulitzer Prize winning Broadway producer - sadly we lost him in May of last year at the age of 95 - I think she did a great job here of performing a sociopathic babysitter (although I think casting was way off on casting her at 24 as an 18 year old LOL). I, for one, will watch ANYTHING with the stoic, droll, Romanian born John Houseman. Despite winning just one Academy Award for the ONLY major film he was ever tapped for (The Paper Chase) he nevertheless has a rich acting and theater career (also a cofounder, with friend and colleague Orson Wells, of the famous Mercury Theater). John Houseman is a GREAT character actor repeatedly cast as a judge, doctor or professor LOL and what's not to love about William Shatner? Even people who hate his acting love him and it's always fun to see how he decides to play a role. It was even nice to see Quinn Cumming again, who abandoned the big screen to become a mother, inventor (hiphugger baby) and pretty funny and down-to-earth blogger QC Report. Now if you watched this for the story line - FORGET IT because it's very forgettable LOL. Just how many times can Hollywood, Lifetime and Hallmark throw a babysitter in the blender, bake it up and come out with anything but a big inedible mess? But I truly DID enjoy watching the acting in this movie
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I've always liked Stephanie Zimbalist. She's beautiful in a rare, natural way and a decent actress. In fact she's the only decent actress in the entire film. Let's face it, the rest of the cast was simply awful.
dixie dragon No doubt Stephanie is talented. Liked her much in Remington Steele. But if u slide.....u can glide....in showbiz.
dixie dragon take THAT #quinncummings !
Get this folks; John Houseman, He was from Romania. He played Dr. Lindquist in this movie; He also did commercials for Smith-Barney (the investment firm). He always ended with his punch-line; "Smith-Barney, they make money old-fashioned way, they EARRRRRNNED it!!) (RIP to John Houseman). In 1980, this was a low-budget film that earned a C+ rating back then. And yes, even after 49 years, I STILL LUUUUVE Anna Marie Patricia "Patty" Duke Pearce today!!
+Mark Rushing yes Anna is a wonderful actress , love all her performances
It would not have surprised me IF they made a sequel (Part 2) of this movie. But then again, it would've been a waste of more money! Movie rating; D
my partner is from Romania.
Is he the professor from The Paper Chase?
I love this film, this film reminds me of ''Poison Ivy'' where that girl takes over the other girls whole entire family.
I Love William Shatner and Patty Duke. And that Lovely Actress From Remington Steel ,with Pearse Brosnon. Thank You So Much For This Great Movie. THANK You For Uploading It. You Are So Good. ⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗
Great movie and a really good cast. Well written and well directed . Always love dear late Patty Duke in Almost all made for television films she made .
I watch the old movies and listen to the music to get away from all the insanity that this world has to offer. There's nothing like the Good Old Day's.😁
Thank you for uploading
The original "Hand That Rocks The Cradle" 11 years before!
Lesson #1 Never hire a live maid prettier and younger than yourself.
Lesson #2 when people start dying around that chick Fire her than move!!
R.I.P. Patty Duke
When I first saw this film, I was five years old. It used to make me chuckle, because my name is Tara.
Thank you for the upload I enjoyed the movie
The moral of this story: Always check references.
Maybe back then. Today you ask for references for the references.
A DECENT WATCH I ENJOYED THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!!
Good movie but I'd never let a young attractive woman into my home especially knowing my marriage is unstable :/
And then leave her alone and go out of town... seriously??? Would any woman do that???? Smh
You right bout that but thats for most man because most man isn't a real man but he is and I respect him
I would. Perfect. Doing all that is a masterpiece ✨️ 🙌🏻
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Was she attractive ? She looked pretty blah to me
32:26 Giving alcohol to a recovering alcoholic is one of the lowest things you can do.
I guess the only thing lower would be murdering an entire family and stuffing their bodies in plastic bags.
SHEENA JACKSON WELL THE MOTHER DIDN'T HAVE TO TAKE THE DRINK NEITHER SHE SAID NO THE FIRST TIME AND SHE SHOULD HAVE KEPT IT AT NO
You never have to except the drink. And if you taste Alcohol spit it out.
She knows what she’s doing. And it is low
@@debbieschultz9768 exactly she knows what she doing shes good at it
Jeff seemed repelled by Johanna and attracted to her at the same time: that was so weird.
Its like AMBRE HEARD. Men are attracted to her but she is crazy
He's, definitely attracted to Johanna, but is using the repelled part to make him look like a good faithful husband.
He is attracted but she is still a young teen 6 years off his daughter. He knows in one way it's wrong. But in another wants her. It's what drives us as Humans to reproduce. I still think this inspired The Hand that Rocked the Craddle.
He exerted self control which is good! That’s what temptation is, you may want something but you resist it because you know it isn’t right to do.
@@michaeld.jconnolly1281 i noticed that to i thought it was just me rebecca demornay in hand that rocks the cradle but have say acting is better in hand that rocks the cradle
The movie has more depth than I thought. Its a very good indictment on the spirit of modern marriage, and the chase of money and jobs and houses, while neglecting the one you love the most, all in the name of "providing." Shatner and Duke had everything, including each other, and it was never enough. He was a workaholic who neglected his wife, she was an alcoholic who never appreciated her husband. The babysitter was, of course, their comeuppance overdue.
+Peppermint Snowdrift she was a psychopath...plain and simple.
I agree Vera. People these days are too busy in their careers, men or women, and both working full time jobs, while kids suffer from not getting attention from both of their parents and then they, the kids, end getting into trouble in school and at home or become alcoholics trying to deal with the pain of feeling unloved and ignored.
Peppermint Snowdrift I hope
Superb comment.
Very good analysis. Maybe Jeff and Liz need to step into reality and start appreciating each other. They are not making good decisions. They are careless sometimes and reckless.I try not to be critical, but I like to state the facts as I see them.
She gave that doll away tho I liked that part . my favorite also was her speech at the end :), wish we had more movies like this.
Seeing again but its really good...sad Patty Duke is gone..she livens up any film...
What is wrong with a 12 year old girl playing with dolls? Rather that then them smoking, drinking and dropping their knickers for spotty boys.
They don't make movies with good stories anymore:/
Patty Duke was such an awesome actress. Every performance of hers is absolutely brillant...and is it just me or does the intro music sound sort of like Rosemary's Baby music?...
I agree. And its ironic that Patty Duke played Rosemary, in a very brief role in the TV sequel to "Rosemary's Baby".
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Thanks for sharing! ❤️
That was pretty good ! Thanks for the upload.
Around the 23 minute mark--I love how the dad is suspicious and the mom defends Joanna. Loving thos movie, thanks for uploading!
Unlike me, who would never hire a young beautiful teen to be in my house around my husband...( I would rather help her get an apartment, or purchase her school books: but nah, she ain't moving in 😅)
NEVER HAPPEN.
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Never trust anyone.
The little girl and the babysitter later co-starred in Remington Steele
That's right they did, and I thought I was the only one who remembered.
Thank you for making it loud enough.
Just an fyi..... Patty duke, the one playing mom/wife in this, is the IRL mother of Sean Astin, the dude who played samwise in Lord of the rings. His father is John Astin, who played the role of the father in original Addams family series.
An oldie but a goodie!
Trha2222, you need to learn math. 30 is the answer when you subtract 1984 from 2014.
The friend who investigated Joanna reminded me of Dr. Loomis from Micheal Meyers
Devin Adigun Too funny, I thought the same thing! He definitely has that vibe about him.
PattyDuke!!! QUEEN, ICON. #mustSee
The Hand That Rocked the Shatner.
Lmao this made me laugh 😆
@@sarahrobinson3706 It made me smash my TV with a hammer.
PRICELINE NEGOTIATOR!
a woman should never let another women stay in her home around her husband.
R.i.P to Robert Z'dar ...❤️💔
U love these older lifetime movies. My favorite kinda. Now days these newer lifetime movies are dumb I don't understand
This is not a lifetime movie. Lifetime was not out in 1980. It premier on ABC on November 28, 1980 as Friday Night Movie. I remembered see it as a little kid.
I have always loved Patty Duke . She was an amazing actress and beautiful person.
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This movie was made when I was just a year old! I would never let any young teen girl take mine man away from me!
I loved this movie when it came out on TV I was 16 :) and watched with my parents! NO good classic actresses and actors like this anymore! Kim
Well you don’t say! I suppose all the good actors and producers are dead, or are waiting to be born. Hollywood has become repetitive, idiotic and demonic. Hollywood is dead, unfortunately! Sad state of affairs, really! So, so sad! 🥂🍺 Cheers and beers mates!
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Yes..I always loved Stephanie Z's. hair when I was younger.
I will NEVER get over that music that played when Jeff saw Joanna for the first time 😂🤣☠️..Gotta love the classics ❤️💪🏼😂...
diana?
Joanna you mean
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Ah 1980..the good ol days
Harhar, you sounded like___
Classic! Joanna was crazy as hell,but SO fun to watch,lol.
She is looking beautiful specially when she is sitting in garden and her hair style is too good made for hair play
I realized after watching tonight I have 👀 seen this 🎥 movie before.Its a good movie.I used to watch the patty Duke show back in the day.😊❤🙏✌
I see Patty Duke, I click.
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Yeah... beating the crap out of that poor fish really turned ole boy Onnnnn!!! LMBO. Beat that fish, beat it Norman Bates Jr.. LMBO
When I slam my arm through a French door, it hurts, cuts, bruises, and bleeds, but maybe that's just me...
Thank You TVTERRORLAND for sharing a psychotic suspense thriller of a movie.
Patty Duke with a great performance while Willam Schatner and Stephanie Zimbalistt also did good jobs in their roles. The rest of the cast of actors played their roles very well. No offense to Stephanie as the version with Alicia Silverstone played a better psychopath.
Enjoyed watching this film from beginning until the end. G'day from Sydney Australia😌😊
Love this old movie thx so much for sharing this with us! 👊👊👋👋👌👌
Good movie. Best ones are the old ones. And I was a newborn when this came out. 🙂
Patty’s character’s breakdown in this movie really parallels Neely’s breakdown in Vally of the Dolls
Shatner's wig is incredible. It should win a gold medal for its performance in this movie.
CUTIE
they don't make movies like this anymore. Yes it's cheesy but it's the good kind of cheese! You can have with your wine like Joanna might lol. Patty Duke- RIP- amazing in her role. and John Houseman RIP- he is the king of creepy......
What story?