A big-game hunter comes out of retirement to help track down a killer wolf, and begins to suspect that it isn't a wolf but an animal that can take human form.
i remember this movie way back '77, my Dad (rip) watched it on tv since it was showing daily on the afternoon movie slot at ibc channel 13. my Dad likes Clint Walker's very macho role. i miss you Dad,
Wow! Another gem scripted by the great Richard Matheson; always a joy to find his work! And Peter Graves...and the great and utterly magnificent Clint Walker! His performance in this is unsettling. He illustrates to perfection the image of someone smiling...but with utterly cold eyes. Brilliantly done! Many thanks! :)
ABC network aired this as a double feature 1/16/1974 repeat of The Night Stalker- Scream of the Wolf, I saw it in 74, so I thought it would be fitting that I watch it 45 years later to the day 1/16/2019. Just as good today as it was in 1974.
Yes you're right I was 15 years old when I first saw it in 1974 Dan Curtis was a great producer I believe he did Dark Shadows 2 and he did one about the zombie what's Angie Dickinson
as a kid in the 70's i loved these type of films.i could sit for hours and watch them.there were some good werewolf films in the 70's like scream of the wolf,the boy who cried werewolf and moon of the wolf.also loved staying up late and watching the creature feature shows.
My dog (130lb Great Pyrenees) just loves these movies. Lays there watching intently, growling softly, until he actually sees the animal and then jumps up snarling and barking. After the movie, he likes to go outside into the backyard, still growling, to search for the animal. Man, I'd pity the poor fool who just happens to be out there in the darkness.
My pek/pug mix did the same. He even had the commercials memorized and jumped to attack another animal of any sort entering our house through t.v. lol Enjoy him while you have him, I had to put my friend down on Thanksgiving Day. Television will never be the same, although I do still catch myself jumping when an animal comes on t.v., expecting my buddy to come unglued. It brings a smile to my face.
Susan .. A lot of dogs do, but mine only to this type of movie. He doesn't care about animals in general on television, but put on one of these (hidden, stalking, growling animal) and he gets aggressive (gander up, fangs bared, etc). Anyway, sorry about your friend. I've had to do it three times now and it's always sad. And, since me and "wolfie" have formed such a tight bond, it's going to be especially sad. Our elderly neighbors had to put down their female Pyrenees (long before we moved in) and now refuse to have another pet. However, they love to watch "wolfie" in our backyard. She, housebound (some kind of bone illness), will occasionally drive her wheelchair out into her backyard and walk the final few feet (her husband says is very painful) to the fence to pet him. He runs around in circles, rolls on the ground, and acts the fool while she laughs in delight. I leave them to their special times together, watching quietly through the window.
Susan, I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost one of my kitties right before Thanksgiving, too. They are such a lot of company! While I was watching this movie, I had 3 kitties on me and my 2 dogs growling at the TV set. I was glad that it wasn't gory...just suspenseful, which is what I can handle. Show me a lot of blood and I have got to change the channel!
God the most high the good Lord blessed us with two great actors and those to Peter Graves and Clint Walker God I miss them acting since I was a little boy they were my favorites great actors God bless rest in peace Peter Graves and Clint Walker
One of the best! ...A good story and teleplay,and what a cast, Graves and Walker are excellent , with strong support,and it figures that Dan Curtis would be in on this. I really dig Robert Colberts music. (:-)
Great movie. Still love those old movies, where ones imagination brings about the most fear. Not depending on CGI to make a movie scary.RIP to Clint Walker, great talent, and such an imposing presence on screen. My favorite movie he did was "Night of the Grizzly".Thanks for the upload.
Not only one of the best TV movies ever made but one of the best horror moviesever made! The ending is fantastic! Peter Graves Clint Walker and Joanne Phlug! great Dan Curtis movie with a great cast and excellent story. WATCH THIS!
How could I chose? There were so many of them! Vincent Price, (who could say the word Eee-VIL better than anyone I ever heard) Boris Karloff even Lon Cheney. My Dad told me he stood in line at the Small Town Theater & paid 10¢ to see the Original "Frankenstein" make it's Debut! And he was an Adult!! So that goes way back in my Family. I & my husband were raised on the "Twilight Zone" Series & now my husband & I look around & see what's going on in this Country & the World & say "Rod Serling was a Prophet"! Crazy to think these "Scary Movies" of yesterday are somewhat coming True! Like "1984" , "The Body Snatchers" & "Soylent Green"!
One of my favorites with Clint. PROVES he's not just a cowboy but a quality actor also. always enjoy watghing clint in any kind of scenario!!!! GEORGETTA ROSS
Yes, Graves hot off of Mission Impossible and Dan Curtis fresh from "Dark Shadows," & one year shy of making his hit "Trilogy of Terror," another ABC movie of the week. Great memories!
Do you remember there was a great one about a wolf woman? it was part of the sci- fi series collection, Hulk too i remember Hulk and Tales from the creep but i don´t remember the name of the other one. I´m talking about a serie, not a movie
The 70's is when they made the best movies. Not all this gore crap they have today and where everyone dies at the end of the movie. How depressing. No wonder our world is so screwed up now!!!
Loved Clint Walker in CHEYENNE...Also LOVED PETER GRAVES in MISSUIN IMPOSSIBLE...Both were fine actor's...I had a feeling when this first came out that Clint Walker played the "bad guy"....but he did it so well...RIP PETER GRAVES....This is an awesome movie!!!! Thanks for posting
Clint Walker...a gentle giant, and handsome too. Loved him in Night of the Grizzley! Peter Graves did a great job like Clint...loved him in Mission Impossible! I miss those 70's mystery movies. They were well written with good taste. Thank goodness they still show old reruns of Columbo...
This is why I miss all these ' Movie of the week ' films some fantastic some good and some very boring . This one is just great and with that classic music in all of Dan Curtis films . Thanks very much for posting this
Peter Graves Agent :..."...I found you a role in a WEREWOLF movie! " Peter Graves :....."....No THANKS! " Agent :...."....You get to drive a Corvette Stingray....." Peter :...."...where do I sign!? "
I remember seeing this one back in the day. Not bad for a TV movie. Dan Curtis had some decent stuff back then. Better than some of the crap they churn out today. Still a fan of Dark Shadows.
With the wrong cast, this could have been just another Move of the Week, but it was well acted with enough suspicion to keep the viewer hooked. Despite Walker's menacing character, it's hard not to like this tall, handsome hunk of a man.
I was 14 yrs old when this came out, love 1974, was a good year, with love, caring n taking n watching out 4 each other, n the 60, mom said u can leave your door open or unlock,
It wasn't scary but it was a decent movie. It had Leo Gordon and Nancy Culp (Jane Hathaway on The Beverly Hillbillies) in it. Encore Western runs it a lot.
If they only has cell phones back in the day. But it would take about 30 years for that, and 40 years for much better cell phones! I enjoy Peter Graves and Clint Walker makes a real convincing hunter/killer!
He was so lucky!! We all forget, we're here only temporarily. Our possessions don't really belong to us. We are the custodians of our houses. We don't own anything outright, as we can't take anything with us when we die. This life is like a dream. Afterwards, we will wake up in another place and we will forget we were even here. Just like all these dreams we don't remember in the morning, but we know we all dream. Remember this every day, you're only temporarily here and your day of departure can be at any moment. Do your best with the last day of your stay in this life. ❤
Top notch ,back then all you needed was the made for tv movies they had a decent budget and great actors always answered the call...I miss those days so much!
I was very BOARD tonight. Just surfing around n I found this movie. I wasn't really going to watch this movie. But it's so good, I couldn't stop watching! Thank goodness you posted this gem! 👏👏👏👏👏👏😁👏👏👏👏👏
@toogawnjawn Thats great toogawnjawn, I think more young people need to watch movies like this. Thanks for sharing my movies with your grandkids, you are a cool grandmother :)
These 70s made for tv horrors conceal plenty of shadowy mystery behind the camera, develop characters that feel 'realistic', and really work the soundtracks to amp up the suspense -- since FX was expensive and in short supply in the 1970s. Also, it's fun to see all the city scapes and architecture of the 70s in these flix. Peter Graves' Mid Century Modern California Contemporary looks like an awesome home near Malibu. They don't make em like they use to.
Well, that was a different ending! I thought that creepy guy living at Clint's place was a werewolf, & Clint "lived" for the thrill of having such a creature to do his bidding. Neat twist having Peter/prey surprise him with an "unexpected" pistol.
The Byron character is absolutely appalling! I’m trying to remember if anyone was really like that back then! Problem is I was too young to make judgements like that. Love the way the werewolf demolishes two super strong outside doors in a second, but can’t make it through the bedroom door!
Can't remember ever watching this film before , but actually enjoyed it. I was kind of hoping Clint would actually turn into a warewolf but he didn't, or I imagined that there would be a twist to the film and it would be someone else but it wasn't. However it's a good little movie anyway. 👍
Like "The Howling" you need some silver bullets. Just concede and do so as insurance. The deputy used lead bullets and was killed. Neat mystery story. Clint Walker acted very menacing.
I once read a short horror story way back in the 70's called "The Hunter" which was very similar to this film. The story was set in England and the bad guy used a wolverine instead of a wolf. It was written by a man named David Case and is well worth a read.
The premise is that available gas stations aren't that frequent on back country roads at night, thus people often run out of gas while driving much further than expected to find one. It also provides a convenient opening premise to a horror movie. After all, where would we be with people just cruising at 70mph on freeways at night with well lit gas stations at every road junction?
I think maybe one hopes a more sensible person to get caught somehow would make a tenser, scarier story. The writing might make it be more complicated/expensive to do, but a lot more interesting! Not so common a story line.
Clint Walker, a much-underappreciated actor, usually plays good guys or frontiersmen. But he plays a heavy equally well. It's also a treat to see Peter Graves in a movie about werewolves. Odd combo of the two.
There is nothing like movies and TV shows from the 70s. Pure gold.
Except those from the 40s. Real acting, no special effects, and there are plenty of giggles built into even the horror movies.
i remember this movie way back '77, my Dad (rip) watched it on tv since it was showing daily on the afternoon movie slot at ibc channel 13. my Dad likes Clint Walker's very macho role. i miss you Dad,
Your bitch ass dad LIKED Clint walker
I miss my Dad, too.
I also miss my Dad.
I miss my parents
@@willcorogerthat1462 YOU are a loser.
Man, these 70s movies are more gripping than the garbage being made today (and clean language to boot).
That's true
100% ! Definitely my favorite time period for thriller films
You got that right friend...
You said the Truth
Agree and without all the unnecessary blood and guts.
Wow! Another gem scripted by the great Richard Matheson; always a joy to find his work! And Peter Graves...and the great and utterly magnificent Clint Walker! His performance in this is unsettling. He illustrates to perfection the image of someone smiling...but with utterly cold eyes. Brilliantly done! Many thanks! :)
R.I.P. Peter Graves and Clint Walker
I love these old movies. They have way better plots than what's out now.
I hear that
Indeed...
today's movies and actors are so bad.
70s are creepy either way..make up clothes etc scary me
Plot? You have got to be kidding.. 🙄
ABC network aired this as a double feature 1/16/1974 repeat of The Night Stalker- Scream of the Wolf, I saw it in 74, so I thought it would be fitting that I watch it 45 years later to the day 1/16/2019. Just as good today as it was in 1974.
I'm pretty sure The Night Stalker episode was just The Werewolf .
Yes you're right I was 15 years old when I first saw it in 1974 Dan Curtis was a great producer I believe he did Dark Shadows 2 and he did one about the zombie what's Angie Dickinson
So cool 👍
Yes I remember when they reshowed The Night Stalker and showed this for the first time.
Robert May Yup
as a kid in the 70's i loved these type of films.i could sit for hours and watch them.there were some good werewolf films in the 70's like scream of the wolf,the boy who cried werewolf and moon of the wolf.also loved staying up late and watching the creature feature shows.
Hey, I'm 73 tell me about it! 😊 📽️🎞️🍿😲😳
I didn't see a creature in this movie. Just a dog.
Yes 70s movies are the best until the 80s and even the 90s
Clint shows his acting skills! Arrogant in a controlled way, sinister, and completely convincing!
My dog (130lb Great Pyrenees) just loves these movies. Lays there watching intently, growling softly, until he actually sees the animal and then jumps up snarling and barking. After the movie, he likes to go outside into the backyard, still growling, to search for the animal. Man, I'd pity the poor fool who just happens to be out there in the darkness.
My pek/pug mix did the same. He even had the commercials memorized and jumped to attack another animal of any sort entering our house through t.v. lol
Enjoy him while you have him, I had to put my friend down on Thanksgiving Day. Television will never be the same, although I do still catch myself jumping when an animal comes on t.v., expecting my buddy to come unglued. It brings a smile to my face.
Susan .. A lot of dogs do, but mine only to this type of movie. He doesn't care about animals in general on television, but put on one of these (hidden, stalking, growling animal) and he gets aggressive (gander up, fangs bared, etc).
Anyway, sorry about your friend. I've had to do it three times now and it's always sad. And, since me and "wolfie" have formed such a tight bond, it's going to be especially sad.
Our elderly neighbors had to put down their female Pyrenees (long before we moved in) and now refuse to have another pet. However, they love to watch "wolfie" in our backyard. She, housebound (some kind of bone illness), will occasionally drive her wheelchair out into her backyard and walk the final few feet (her husband says is very painful) to the fence to pet him. He runs around in circles, rolls on the ground, and acts the fool while she laughs in delight. I leave them to their special times together, watching quietly through the window.
Susan, I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost one of my kitties right before Thanksgiving, too. They are such a lot of company! While I was watching this movie, I had 3 kitties on me and my 2 dogs growling at the TV set. I was glad that it wasn't gory...just suspenseful, which is what I can handle. Show me a lot of blood and I have got to change the channel!
@@dwightstewart7181 aww, you're a sweetie, Dwight.
I like Peter Graves and Clint Walker in anything! These two fine actors are always a pleasure to watch. RIP Peter Graves
Tall cast . Both over 6'4"
Yes RIP
Rest in Peace Clint Walker
Jeffrey Locke Always liked him in Dirty Dozen
God the most high the good Lord blessed us with two great actors and those to Peter Graves and Clint Walker God I miss them acting since I was a little boy they were my favorites great actors God bless rest in peace Peter Graves and Clint Walker
One of the best! ...A good story and teleplay,and what a cast, Graves and Walker are excellent , with strong support,and it figures that Dan Curtis would be in on this. I really dig Robert Colberts music. (:-)
70's horrors are the best
hard to argue + 70s movies had the best soundtracks
I love 70s and 80s horror movies . The 80s a bit more because of better SFX but not that cgi crap of today.
Nuclear Christian Its the Dan Curtis effect. Dark Shadows had the same music. All produced by him.
Great movie! Thank you! Great story, great characters, great tempo and timing.
Someone call Carl Kolchak.
Written, produced & directed by the same guys.
What's the number?
Great movie. Still love those old movies, where ones imagination brings about the most fear. Not depending on CGI to make a movie scary.RIP to Clint Walker, great talent, and such an imposing presence on screen. My favorite movie he did was "Night of the Grizzly".Thanks for the upload.
Not only one of the best TV movies ever made but one of the best horror moviesever made! The ending is fantastic! Peter Graves Clint Walker and Joanne Phlug! great Dan Curtis movie with a great cast and excellent story. WATCH THIS!
How could I chose? There were so many of them! Vincent Price, (who could say the word Eee-VIL better than anyone I ever heard) Boris Karloff even Lon Cheney. My Dad told me he stood in line at the Small Town Theater & paid 10¢ to see the Original "Frankenstein" make it's Debut! And he was an Adult!! So that goes way back in my Family. I & my husband were raised on the "Twilight Zone" Series & now my husband & I look around & see what's going on in this Country & the World & say "Rod Serling was a Prophet"! Crazy to think these "Scary Movies" of yesterday are somewhat coming True! Like "1984" , "The Body Snatchers" & "Soylent Green"!
My god, this is a classic, a grainy picture leaving all these high budget, special effects laden movies way for behind, in the DUST.
I was born in 1961.
I can rember watching these movies hiding behind my Dads chair.
Napa Ca. Creature features.
Great way to start life
One of my favorites with Clint. PROVES he's not just a cowboy but a quality actor also.
always enjoy watghing clint in any kind of scenario!!!!
GEORGETTA ROSS
I love Clint Walker to start with and this role is so unusual. However, Clint plays this part wonderfully! Long Live Clint!
+Lucas McCain SO TRUE HE WAS THE MAN PLAYING CHEYENNE IN THE 1960"S
+skinfan jay Duh!! Really??
MS HOWELL I WAS GIVING THE MAN PROPS MEANING HE WAS THE DUDE AKA THE STUD BACK IN THE DAY SWEETIE COOL DOWN SHEESH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Just joking. No offense.
ALL GOOD BABY GIRL ONE LUV :)
These are the best movies from the 70s and they were on TV, imagine that. Great stuff, thx
I recall watching this on TV long ago. It kept everyone on the edges of their seats, too. Thanks for uploading this forgotten gem.
can't go wrong with Matheson and Curtis! great flick, thanks.
I love watching this film. Brings back so many memories.
One of the few Clint Walker movies that I hadn't seen. Thanks for posting!
Clint walker played in snow beast know that was a great movie for its times
*now
He also played in a movie on the Kraft suspense theatre. "Portrait of an Unknown Man" Great movie
I remember when Snow Beast came out as a kid. It lasted past my bedtime so I didn't get to finish it. I was so mad. Thanks for reminding about it. 😊
Okay in Killdozer as well...
I saw this when it first aired as a "movie of the week" on TV. Very atmospheric, creepy late-night fun.
***** Graves and Parker heavyweights back in the day
Yes, Graves hot off of Mission Impossible and Dan Curtis fresh from "Dark Shadows," & one year shy of making his hit "Trilogy of Terror," another ABC movie of the week. Great memories!
I did too ... I was 5 years old and stared slack jawed at the screen
So interesting to see Clint Walker as the bad guy.
Love the 70's tv movies.
Do you remember there was a great one about a wolf woman? it was part of the sci- fi series collection, Hulk too i remember Hulk and Tales from the creep but i don´t remember the name of the other one. I´m talking about a serie, not a movie
Me too! All of them!
Schuyler Johnson What's the name of that one about a wolf woman? she has a friend that always helps her
I don't remember when you find out please let me know!
+Daniel Morse YES YES YES AND YES
The 70's is when they made the best movies. Not all this gore crap they have today and where everyone dies at the end of the movie. How depressing. No wonder our world is so screwed up now!!!
Somebody in casting had a thing for big men in this movie. Don Megowan 6' 6" Clint Walker 6' 6" Philip Carey 6 ' 4" Peter Graves 6' 5"
Peter Graves was that tall? I had no idea.
@Jade Ravenwolf think big get big
😊I just loves me some big men my ex husband is 6'5...Actually Peter graves was not 6'5 but 6'4 and Clint Eastwood was only 6'4 ☺❤
Interesting trivia.
Dan Curtis never disappoints.
Loved Clint Walker in CHEYENNE...Also LOVED PETER GRAVES in MISSUIN IMPOSSIBLE...Both were fine actor's...I had a feeling when this first came out that Clint Walker played the "bad guy"....but he did it so well...RIP PETER GRAVES....This is an awesome movie!!!! Thanks for posting
A cracking thriller not too long,not too short but just right,Clint Walker steals every scene he is in,thanks for posting.
Clint Walker...a gentle giant, and handsome too. Loved him in Night of the Grizzley! Peter Graves did a great job like Clint...loved him in Mission Impossible! I miss those 70's mystery movies. They were well written with good taste. Thank goodness they still show old reruns of Columbo...
Nothing today compares to these movies from the seventies. 👍🏻
loved loved loved Graves and Walker top actors in their day!!!
Thanks for uploading this classic movie! Really enjoyed it!
This is why I miss all these ' Movie of the week ' films some fantastic some good and some very boring . This one is just great and with that classic music in all of Dan Curtis films . Thanks very much for posting this
Peter Graves Agent :..."...I found you a role in a WEREWOLF movie! "
Peter Graves :....."....No THANKS! "
Agent :...."....You get to drive a Corvette Stingray....."
Peter :...."...where do I sign!? "
Graves was the brother of Gunsmoke's James Arness
I remember seeing this one back in the day. Not bad for a TV movie. Dan Curtis had some decent stuff back then. Better than some of the crap they churn out today. Still a fan of Dark Shadows.
Indeed, I've always believed Dan Curtis was never given the full credit and appreciation he deserved as a filmmaker.
You're right, he wasn't.
Trilogy of Terror, Dark Shadows, The Norliss Tapes, Dracula, Scream of the Wolf, etc. All Dan Curtis movies and are cult classics
An interesting film even though it is 40 odd years old. Thanks for uploading it. PC. 26. 03. 2018. Nice to see Peter Graves.
40 and 50 odd yrs. Ago TV was great
This movie gave me the creeps when I was little. Love made for TV 70's.
Rest in peace Clint Walker
RIP Clint Walker
This aired in Savannah, Ga when I was 10. Scared me to death! Good movies then. No gratuitous sex and violence. Just good entertainment.
8:41 A man was killed by an unknown animal last night so I think I'll take a stroll after dark.
Thanks for this! I'm a huge Peter Graves fan and couldn't find this anywhere.
Good movie with unexpected ending! Love the fact that there's usually fog at night, worth watching!
Oldie but GOODIE. Damm. Havent seen this in a long ass time. Wow. Thank YOU for sharing this
With the wrong cast, this could have been just another Move of the Week, but it was well acted with enough suspicion to keep the viewer hooked. Despite Walker's menacing character, it's hard not to like this tall, handsome hunk of a man.
why can't they make movies this good anymore?I mean it's got plot/storyline,good acting,and atmosphere.
I was 14 yrs old when this came out, love 1974, was a good year, with love, caring n taking n watching out 4 each other, n the 60, mom said u can leave your door open or unlock,
I was 16 and a jr. in high school. I'd give anything to go back. I'd give up the modern technology easily to enjoy the best days ever.
A very different kind of werewolf movie, a good one at that. Thanks for the upload.
Ellen Cole yes Clint Walker was in a movie about a grizzly bear it was call Night of the Grizzly that was a real scary movie
Barbara Jackson night of the grizzly wasn’t that scary
It wasn't scary but it was a decent movie. It had Leo Gordon and Nancy Culp (Jane Hathaway on The Beverly Hillbillies) in it. Encore Western runs it a lot.
I saw it,and yes it was!
Mlm
R.I.P. Clint Walker...Loved him in Killdozer, a cinematic marvel...and it wasn't even Oscar nominated...go figure
If they only has cell phones back in the day. But it would take about 30 years for that, and 40 years for much better cell phones! I enjoy Peter Graves and Clint Walker makes a real convincing hunter/killer!
They did have cell phones thenOnly military could use them.
Sorry to read Clint passed away at the age of 90 in May of this year.
I think by 90 he had time to prepare .
He was so lucky!! We all forget, we're here only temporarily. Our possessions don't really belong to us. We are the custodians of our houses. We don't own anything outright, as we can't take anything with us when we die. This life is like a dream.
Afterwards, we will wake up in another place and we will forget we were even here. Just like all these dreams we don't remember in the morning, but we know we all dream.
Remember this every day, you're only temporarily here and your day of departure can be at any moment. Do your best with the last day of your stay in this life. ❤
The old made-for-TV movie! I remember watching this when I was in High School. Thanks for posting it!
Top notch ,back then all you needed was the made for tv movies they had a decent budget and great actors always answered the call...I miss those days so much!
I was very BOARD tonight. Just surfing around n I found this movie. I wasn't really going to watch this movie. But it's so good, I couldn't stop watching! Thank goodness you posted this gem! 👏👏👏👏👏👏😁👏👏👏👏👏
Keep waiting for Peter Graves to ask” ever seen a grown man naked?”😂😂😂😂😂
but what's his vector, victor?
Haha! So funny! 😄
😂
Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?
@toogawnjawn Thats great toogawnjawn, I think more young people need to watch movies like this. Thanks for sharing my movies with your grandkids, you are a cool grandmother :)
When you take a good script, and mix it with some superior actors...you come up with a winner every time. They are hard to find.
Clint Walker is being an ass in this movie , but he"s still the best-enjoying the movie THANK YOU
Your channel is the best. I work alone in a small office all day with no tv, and I literally have been watching your channel from 7-3 every day!
How can you have any work done? 😊
5 stars Clint Walker was great
+Chechatonga Cherokee Yes he was! He played the creepy, slightly crazy dude perfectly!
Yes he was. RIP
Recently watched Yuma, he was phenomenal in that also.
The prey will always do the unexpected! Awesome.
7.5/10. Excellent movie.
one of my favorites thank you for posting
GREAT MOVIE! WHAT A STORY! And Absolute original and a veryvery hidden gem.....TVTERROLAND RULES!
These 70s made for tv horrors conceal plenty of shadowy mystery behind the camera, develop characters that feel 'realistic', and really work the soundtracks to amp up the suspense -- since FX was expensive and in short supply in the 1970s. Also, it's fun to see all the city scapes and architecture of the 70s in these flix. Peter Graves' Mid Century Modern California Contemporary looks like an awesome home near Malibu. They don't make em like they use to.
I loved the old run into the bedroom corner and sink to the floor screaming instead of trying to get out the window.😂😂😂😭
Stupid!!! I hate it. Same with Silent Rage beginning scene. 😆😆😆
Peter Graves (6'4"), Clint Walker (6'6"), Brian Richards (6'5") and Don Megowan (6'6") ... the director must have had a thing for tall guys.
Clint Walker had the biggest schlong of the group, a thick 10 inches
@@minkakielbasa9323 he boinked u once huh?
Well, that was a different ending! I thought that creepy guy living at Clint's place was a werewolf, & Clint "lived" for the thrill of having such a creature to do his bidding. Neat twist having Peter/prey surprise him with an "unexpected" pistol.
I always adored movies from the good ole 70s... It reminds me of a Quinn Martin production...
Great to see this TV movie - thanks for uploading it here!
Love these old movies brings back memories
The Byron character is absolutely appalling! I’m trying to remember if anyone was really like that back then! Problem is I was too young to make judgements like that. Love the way the werewolf demolishes two super strong outside doors in a second, but can’t make it through the bedroom door!
Clint was doing a lot of the damage. He didn't kill Peter Graves girlfriend on purpose. He just wanted to awaken, so to speak, Graves.
Can't remember ever watching this film before , but actually enjoyed it. I was kind of hoping Clint would actually turn into a warewolf but he didn't, or I imagined that there would be a twist to the film and it would be someone else but it wasn't. However it's a good little movie anyway. 👍
Clint Walker and Peter Graves 2 of the movie greats, make for a really good picture
Like "The Howling" you need some silver bullets. Just concede and do so as insurance. The deputy used lead bullets and was killed. Neat mystery story. Clint Walker acted very menacing.
It's the music that adds to the drama!
Clint Walker is scary as heck in this
Thanks for the great movie!
I once read a short horror story way back in the 70's called "The Hunter" which was very similar to this film. The story was set in England and the bad guy used a wolverine instead of a wolf. It was written by a man named David Case and is well worth a read.
For such a dusty town in the day it sure is foggy as hell at night
TV horrors from the 70's are so gothic and cosy.
Of course Clint Walker could carry it off with a part like that! 👍💪🐺
How can any sane person drive at night without checking the gas level ???
The premise is that available gas stations aren't that frequent on back country roads at night, thus people often run out of gas while driving much further than expected to find one. It also provides a convenient opening premise to a horror movie. After all, where would we be with people just cruising at 70mph on freeways at night with well lit gas stations at every road junction?
Acting skills, ?????????
you do know its only a movie right ?
I think maybe one hopes a more sensible person to get caught somehow would make a tenser, scarier story. The writing might make it be more complicated/expensive to do, but a lot more interesting! Not so common a story line.
I suspect they do it in exactly the same way they do it in the daytime.
Clint Walker makes a fabulous bad guy.
Clint Walker, a much-underappreciated actor, usually plays good guys or frontiersmen. But he plays a heavy equally well. It's also a treat to see Peter Graves in a movie about werewolves. Odd combo of the two.
DAN Curtis. The master of horror!
the best..I love Clint walker here..xD
I saw the strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with Jack Palance, a Dan Curtis production last Night.
RIP Peter Graves(Mission Impossible), Clint Walker (Cheyenne) and Phil Carey (Laramie and One Life to Live) and Dan Curtis.
70's movies are the best. They instill fear without having to show nasty gore. I was born in the best generation ever!!!
Movies like these you get to see actors when they were in there prime some of them .Am enjoying watching them.😊😊
Thanks for posting
Wasn't Clint Walker also in a movie where he hunts down & kills psycho killer grizzly bear?
Yes, he was.Not one of his better movies though.
Clint Walker was also in Snowbeast.
and dont forget the one with the killer bulldozer, guess you take what they offer sometimes but he deserves better1
Ellen Cole Night of the Grizzly
And don't forget when he was killed by bigfoot
Great Movie. Thanks for the upload