Mind Over Murder (1979)
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2011
- Staring Deborah Raffin & Robert Englund
A young woman begins to have nightmares where she believes that time stands still and she can see and hear future events. In her nightmares she keeps seeing an evil bald man. Her doctor can't figure out what is happening, but a government agent who hears about her visions tries to help her, as he is investigating a plane crash that appears to involve the bald man she keeps seeing. - Розваги
This is an excellent and underrated 70's movie in the vein of The Eyes Of Laura Mars stars the late Deborah Raffin. Why this never turns up on tv is beyond me like many excellent 70's and 80's tv movies , so instead we get repeat after repeat. Check out this little gem.
Yes, like Laura Mars, it really captures the aesthetics of nineteen-seventies' New York, from the fashions to the urban landscapes and musical effects.
RIP Deborah Raffin who passed away in 2012 of leukemia.Lovely lady.
Wow! This is a surprisingly good flick for TV in the late '70s. They don't make them like they used to.
I think it is so awesome how rare, obscure tv movies of the 1970s, 1980s, etc. are being shared on YT. Mind Over Murder is a really good one! The bad guy made me think of an evil "Mr. Clean." Side Note: It was a trip seeing Robert Englund!
At five minutes in...I'm sold! Right music, right lip gloss, right special effects... And I wonder why I zoomed into puberty in 1979!
70's bars and restaurants seemed so cool and dark. Ugh I'm living in the wrong era.
They were... very cool and dark! I miss the 70’s.
absolutelu miss those glorious days what happened to it all
Totally dug those days, so much fun. I graduated 76 . We went from peace loving hippies to the 70's. Sex drugs rock and roll it was awesome because the Awesome 80's followed...lol all in all it was grand.
So am I.
I loved it then, lots of cool little basement bars with quirky names
Deborah lost her battle with cancer tonight. R.I.P. :*--(
Great movie! Very suspenseful and great story line.
love how they did the visions in these--the sound effects and slowing of the film to a stop is genius.
I'm only at the egg scene and already completely terrified.
Is that teenage Freddy Krueger 😂😂😂...yes it is !!!
who is here for Robert Englund?
Not me. I'm here to see a young cute Bruce Davison :)
...and here I am again a year later. Worth another view. Unique story and well done.
I remember watching this movie as a kid on a black and white TV and I was scared about the egg part. Now that I can see it in color, it makes it more creepy.
I watched this when I was alot younger and it scared the shit outta me! I haven't watched it since.
That bald man scared the hell out of me lol
😬Yes me too
Deborah Raffin RIP you were so young when you were taken from us. You will be missed
If deborah raffin had longer hair that was more blonde she would like the original Barbie
What a great movie! The ending was really a surprise. Really enjoyed this movie.
I love the style of their apt. These late 70's movies have their own look. Spoiler alert: The scene where everything stops movement except for the bald man looking at her is spooky, scary, unsettling. And him in the bed OMG! I love the Preen ad connection, too. Thanks so much for posting!
@v ttd ....I feel terrible for you! There are so many ''bald men in public'' these days!!
Might be better to stay at home. ;(
@v ttd
I was not discrinating against anyone!
It was simply a general comment.
Don' t be so uptight!
Geez!
@@MrLyndarenaud What is wrong with you, looney tunes?
Her boyfriend is most definitely past his due date. Time to dump him! What a jerk!
Ok when she saw her boyfriend as the bald guy that was disturbing.
This was a great movie. Thank you!!! I have seen Andrew Prine play good characters & bad characters but he outdone himself in this role.
Really liked this one! Thank you!
Been looking for this film for about 30 years. Watched it as a kid & it shit me up. Gonna watch it again in a mo to see how it compares.
I recently found a movie like that. REFLECTION OF FEAR starring Sandra Locke and Robert Shaw. 👀 I've never seen this one before.
I saw it as a kid in the 80s on up all night 😂😂
Thank you so much for uploading this movie - haven't seen it since I was 8, took me ages to track the title down and so grateful I can watch it again. Cheers!
Haha Robert Englund(Freddie Kruger) so young in this.
This movie reminds me of another good movie. ( The eyes of Laura Mars) I recommend it.
I saw this movie back in 1980. After a couple of year I wanna to see it again, but I forgot the titel. I was asking everybody if they knew the titel, but nobody did. It took me more than 20 years. Then I found the titel on IMDB, and a new problem was born. I good not find the movie anywere.It took me 12 long years to find it. So I good not believe it wen i found it here on youtube. Im really greatfull to you for uploading it. Many, many, many thanks
Sorry but your English grammar needs working on.
@@matinatahanaryan Glad that your English is outstanding .
Andrew Prine was really creepy in this.
Andy Prine always put the "character" in Character Actor
Thanks very nice movies on tv in those days, great actors , miss Deborah Raffin .
Movies were so much better back then and before then. All the good ideas have already been thought up and produced. I guess that's why newer movies suck. No good ideas left. 😁
Deborah Raffin was better than the film itself!!!
i loved that movie! the only mystery left unsolved is ... how did the bald guy move in those pants! or get into them for that matter!
Lol I know 😂😂
A suntanned Mr. Clean!
last saw this in 72/73 and it scared the crap out of me. thanks for posting.
This was made in '79.
STARS Bruce Davison and Andrew Prine as well. Two great actors.
Years ago when this first aired it scared me to death
❤❤❤😘 thank you .
He didn't know Suzy had visions. He only discovered her because he saw her in the alleyway after he'd disposed of a body. And as a pretty, young woman (his usual target) and especially one who had seen evidence of his crime, he went after her. He was able to find her and where she lived because she dropped her bag with her identification in it while running. He doesn't have visions at all.
Thank you your channel is a fav of mine
thank you was aputty good movie keep up the good work caroline
In The 70s I was active in the army in BRAZIL , the better period of my life we had security , good school ,
better public health and now nothing. Because of this , today
I'm living in Spain. Sad.
eerie. Thanks.
didnt deborah raffin pass away from a rare cancer. a really good actress
Yes it was leukemia
Excellent movie!!
Really love this movie, remember first seeing it on Lifetime network back in the early 80s. Definitely one of the best made for tv movies ever. Now, imagine how cool a remake of this world be in our modern age! But the bald man wouldn't be able to escape an airport that easily nowadays, he'd have to be a lot more tech savvy in doing his dastardly deeds. As far as the time-stop special effects, they're almost good enough the way they were I think.
If they remade it they would get it wrong. They would believe that over the top special effects would be more important than story.
Great movie! :)
brilliant just brilliant love this
1.05.04 got me in 1980 and has got me again all these years later. That has to be one of the biggest jumps/scares ever!
Thanks for posting!
Any chance of posting the 1982 TV movie/mini-series "Celebrity"?
Loved this movie
Its been forever since I seen this movie RIP deborah raffin
Is this how Robert Englund got the Friday Krueger gig? lol
Thanks a lot for sharing !
I have been looking for this film since I was a kid! Never knew the name but remembered scenes. No one ever knew what I was talking about. Thnx to google for helping me locate it! I’m 49 years old and my search is over 🤣
Great movie!
She has that wholesome, virginal kind of beauty.
I find her great in
“ Once is not enough” but she was not acknowledged.
A great beauty & good actress .
Reminds me of the movie The Girl, The Gold Watch, and Everything. Anyone remember that one?
I love these TV movies. So many and usually real good. What has happened to TV! This was the 70's and the white pants were satin and tight. I had a pair for dancing during the disco years. My husband wore polyester blends, that was in at that time, and boy did he looks good. Still does for that matter! Andrew was a good character actor but never saw him in a part like this. Just doesn't seem the type.
I was thinking the same thing, what was up with those white pants.
That's a relief. Some of the things he said to her made me fear he had.
I also remember seeing this for the first time, on Central Television, back in 1983. I really enjoyed it, and it is still enjoyable today. A pity that this version is a bit jerky in its movements, though. Still, it is great to see it again, because I have never seen it for years, don't know why. Deborah Raffin gives a thoroughly enjoyable performance as Susie, the professional dancer, who starts having premonitions about the bald man, who committed murder, after (bizarrely!) a light bulb blows in her face! Likewise, the bloke playing the bald man is ever so good, too. I don't think this is available at all, on DVD or Blu-ray, in Britain. It is good that UA-cam has got this version, although I do hope I can see a better quality version of this film, one day.
Hi there Germany.. England here, ha ha. Nothing wrong with owning 'V'.. great series! :-)
awesome movie
1975-1985 New York aesthetic was something else, wish I could’ve been there.
I remember that movie; I saw that way back in the day in my late teens;
the dialogue with the egg lol
One of my favorite scenes in the movie! A very unique and scary scene. I wish more movies did stuff like this.
"HELP! I'm being perused by either Michael Stipe or that drummer from the band Free!!!!!! Or maybe that singer from Midnight Oil."
Jason sounds like he inhaled helium
I miss the 70s, a wild time, to come of age.... party hardy
The partying that lead to herpes epidemic,then AIDS'
High School senior in 1979, good times.
thanks for uploading this!
always loved Deborah Raffin! Andrew Prine always played a bad guy, nut, villian psycho in everything!
Nope he played a awesome HERO in Grizzly and Crypt of the Living Dead.
@@grimlyfiendish5579 I believe he was also in amittyville 2 the possession as well not sure though
I believe Andrew Prine played a cop in THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN.
Not bad, it had a certain quality to it. It was certainly better with fewer 'cheats' than many of the other tv horror-thrillers. Deborah's tight-fitting disco pants so summed up that era. And her total 'look' was just so "Cosmopolitan Magazine" of that time, too. Funny trivia: here, the villain is played by Andrew Prine, while a smaller inconsequential role is held by Robert Englund, who would later find fame (notoriety?) as the villain in the "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies. Show biz is a funny thing. ;)
Great movie feel with suspense.
good drama
Wow what a mind blowing movie
I loveeeee
so far so good
It hit the spot.
Good movies
Today the condition this woman has in this movie would be the equivalent to borderline personality disorder, but back then in 1979 they didn't have that diagnosis.
I'd say both of these two housemates are failing to communicate. He doesn't credit her sanity; she conceals her life.
I find this movie awesome!!! it sends everytime I watch this shivers down my spine!!!
great actors , is this film available on dvd ??
please react!! by the way . .. Deborah. . . R.I.P lovely actress .
I have it on a REALLY REALLY bare bones DVD. No special features, no picture/audio options, not even a menu FFS, but still beats having to use a VCR.
But in my opinion, I believe it deserves a nice Bluray release. Maybe not 4K or anything, but with even alot of SOV crap getting bluray releases, I don't see why someone can't pick this one up too, even though it's "only a TV movie"
Probably one of the best TV horror movies I've ever seen!
Great movie
Jason can you get me another glass of oh no wait he can't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤓🤓🤓🤓
@50:15 WHENEVER I GET OFF THE WRONG BUS..IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT..IN THE WRONG PART OF TOWN..I ALWAYS WALK INTO A DARK BACK ALLEY!! IT GETS ME HOME A WHOLE LOT FASTER THAN GETTING ON THE RIGHT BUS!
LMAO yeah why do they always do that in films?
Lmao hahahaha 😂😂
cap key
@@Patricia-zt8ub ...it was done on purpose, for emphasis!!
Yes, that is exactly what I do too. Look for the most dangerous possible place and run straight for it. The darker and more isolated the better. And if there are a couple sketchy people around, all the better.
Deborah Raffin is a SCREAM QUEEN!!!🔪🧨🗡😱❤️😱❤️😱❤️
good film
Do I need some of that Ooo Wee to watch this movie, cause this lady definitely on something 😲
Hmm...movie about nightmares and Robert Englund plays a normal guy...
A DECENT WATCH I ENJOYED THIS!!!👏👏👏💯💯💯
Nobody's even reviewed this yet!!!
Someone - be the first!!
Hugh! Did anyone notice a tongue wiggling out of the poster?
Thanks! I really enjoyed this movie.
best bit about this movie is the dancing Big Mac at 1.25!
I'm actually scared watching this lol
Just let me duck into this dark alley...I'll be safe!
Nice
A psychic that can't feel when the killer is right behind her.
Nice to see Christopher Carey Goniff in Garrisons Gorillas
Sounds like an influence on Nightmare on Elm Street
good movie, great suspense