Staring Ray Milland & George Hamilton In the 1930s, a sailor trying to prove that his brother was wrongly executed for murder finds himself becoming drawn in the occult world.
Ray Milland was also in the best haunted house movie ever made (in my bok anyway). If you ever get the chance, watch "The Uninvited" with him and Gail Russell.
Great TV movie! it was made for NBC by Douglas S Cramer,a former Paramount TV executive,who later did "THE LOVE BOAT" series,and "WONDER WOMAN" (1975-1979) but the casting of Reggie Nalder was seriously perfect! he worked on "MARK OF THE DEVIL" (1970) but is best remembered as "Barlow" from the CBS mini-series "SALEM'S LOT" (1979),where he played the scariest Vampire ever created for TV,or anywhere else! great charecter actor,and an even greater TV thriller in this 1975 TV movie!
This was written by Robert Bloch, the author of the novel "Psycho" which became the notorious Hitchcock film. Bloch wrote several films and TV scripts, including the British anthology movie "Asylum".
@@lioness7582 Hitch was not a writer, at least not technically. He could see film scenes in his head before shooting them. For "Psycho" he had Jospeh Stefano pen the adaptation of the Bloch book-- changing the novel's frumpy and middle aged Norman into a nice looking young guy who (at first glance) appears harmless and ordinary.
I too remember seeing it when it first came on TV in 1975. I was around 10 or 11. And yes it was a good movie, and one of the kinds of movies that just aren't made anymore. The 70's was the decade of TV horror and these movies are still great even in today' times!
Gotta love the always so vague "leave this town while you can" speech in movies. Just once I'd love to see a movie where someone is warned to leave town and they pack up their shit and gtfo lol
@@sw20yrz84 There could be a movie about the frustrated ghosts. “Those darn living people are told to get out, and they DO! We haven’t been able to haunt anybody for at least ten years!”
My dad was looking this film lot of time and now it is here :) Great ! Thanks ! This is for him dream come true :) ! I think, he will very glad for that :)
Excellent film! Remember seeing it when it came on TV back in 1975. As for you youngins criticizing it, DON"T watch it. Simple. Everything needs to be 100 million dollar CGI (crap) for them to enjoy anything.
For me to approve - I'm 45 - I would want them to CGI Hamilton's face a little tanner, he's kinda pale here. There are young people who watch and appreciate old films, film schools, artistic types. But yeah, most new films are a mess.
If memory serves, this was the ABC "Movie of the Week" about a million years ago. That dude coming out of the coffin scared the scooby out of me and my kid brother, a fear that lasted a whole week, I think. We ended up sleeping in the same bed and armed ourselves with my official Cub Scout flashlight! Later came that "Trilogy of Terror" with Karen Black and that li'l cannibal doll cutting itself out of a suitcase. Woo hoo! Those were the days for scary flicks! Thanks for posting.
I thought that doll was the ugliest lil bastard around. But, the way he moved and his “war cry” while he was chasing Karen B around got me laughing and even though, I would have never removed the amulet after reading the paper that came with that doll. It was too damn scary looking...
THANK YOU!! This goes wonderfully in my Ray Milland collection! I had it on VHS, but alas, no working VCR in the house now. I am quite happy you uploaded it!
I had it on VHS too in the early 90s. Not sure where it came from. I just remember it being at my house and occasionally I’d put it in my VCR as a kid. Seemed like I was the only person on earth with the memory of its existence lol
It is may be a very good old scary film,but it was nearly Impossible to watch,because of the bad uploading,i saw only very difuse pictures and foggy pictures most of the film.
Television in the '70's was excellent at this sort of thing, and this is another I recall well from then. Some others are the original DDon't be Afraid of the Dark,, for instance, and Curse of the Black Widow. Anybody else recall those?
Love this move. The Perdido funeral parlor scene scared me many years ago as a kid. Got it on VHS, but can't seem to find it on DVD. Thanks for posting. I've been watching it quite a bit, here on UA-cam....Thanks again.
Wonderful film, i was 3 when this was released lol, i really like watching old films - can easily have an old film watching marathon lol - thanks heap for the upload ! ps looks like old George has been a career tanner! lol
Great Stuff! the director Curtis Harrington directed the ultra-creepy Night Tide (1961) starring Dennis Hopper as well as The Queen of Blood (1966) again with Hopper and John Saxon & Basil Rathbone about space vampires! Crazy underrated writer/director!
Hey thanks for posting this! Saw this once back in the 90s and liked it quite a bit. Nice nod to the old RKO films of the thirties and forties. Too bad it hasn't gotten a proper release on disc.
Great movie. This came out more than a decade before I was born, but to me there is nothing like horror anywhere from the 30s to 80s. But the 70s really seemed to have been a great time for horror, really any movie in general. George Hamilton was a good looking dude too, I only know him from being old and beyond tan lol.
A very nice television movie. Hamilton was great in it, and Cristal was lovely. It`s not corny, remember that this was the 70s. At one time I looked far and wide hoping to buy it on dvd but it doesn`t exist, only bad copies of it. Another good one is "The Love War". Thank you for uploading the movie here! :)
That was really unusual. Thanks for sharing it. Weren't Dance Marathons disgusting? Yet really popular in the Great Depression. Reminded me again of the terribly sad film They Shoot Horses Don't They?
Anyone else notice that the guy playing Perdido was in the Manchurian Candidate (the original) and was also an alien on the original Star Trek episode where all the diplomats from all the Federation Planets and others were on board the Enterprise? He was the blue guy who killed one of the other aliens who argued with Spock's dad.
Yes....that's Reggie Nalder, a creepy looking character actor who was also in Alfred Hitchcock's remake of "The Man Who Knew Too Much." And he also played Kurt Barlow (the vampire) in the original "Salems Lot" movie.
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We used to have this movie on vhs in the early 90s. Don’t know where it came from, I just remember watching it a couple of random times and the tape sitting around in our cabinet collecting dust for decades. Seemed like I was the only person in the world that even knew it existed. I even named a comedy sketch I filmed in 2008 “The Dead don’t die” and not a single person ever pointed out to me that there was an old movie with that same title, and I never told anyone I took it from that old movie in my childhood memory. Eventually many many years later in 2020 Hollywood made a movie with the same title as well and some people I knew thought they got the name from my video in 2008. Lol
Saw this on tv as a kid, been wanting to see it again for 35 years, blah blah blah, you know the story. Thanks for posting! I really enjoyed the mood and there was a fine job of building suspense, but then it turns out that Milland's making zombies to create some sort of political machine? He wants to be King of State Bureaucracy? How drab. Kind of dispels the atmosphere of mysterious, terrifying dark sorcery they put so much effort into creating.
John Ruggiero,,yep if a horror movie doesn't have as murderers, guts and gore, then the kids these days think that it sucks. It's scary because that could be the reason we have serial killing and violence. I hope you can understand the point I am trying to make lol. I just spit it out also just woke up
LOL This is one of the movies that I watched when I was like 7 or 8 years old, that left me afraid of the dark for the rest of my life. To this day, I'm still kind of afraid of the dark and won't watch any horror movies.
The late Argentine-born actress, Linda Cristal was a 5'5" Italian-French-American beauty who achieved a very successful acting career in Hollywood back in the 50s and 60s. She continued acting into the 70s. She was already 44 years old at the time of this movie. Even at age 44 in this movie she was still a hot babe. Of course by now she's totally forgotten except by fans over the age of 60.
Reggie Nalder played Barlow the vampire in the original Salem’s Lot. I think that was the scariest vampire/monster I’d ever seen. The fact that Barlow didn’t speak was even more effective. Especially having James Mason as his protector.
I saw this movie back in 1975 when it came on TV. I was 7. That movie traumatized me for years. I should never have watched it. I don’t know why I decided to Google it.
10/15/15 1:30 pm Now this movie i really enjoyed , when you look at this one and then one from 2010 till now ( they totaly SUCK , (( I'll stick with the older ones ! Chaz.
i have this on vhs from a kid and my little sis was soooo scared of it and the fur de elise i love that piece but singing that lttle piece and having that movie she’s freak out calling my mom sayn maaa maaaaa tell her to stop lol id crack up id catch her by herself in the house and say lisa boo tht was her nick name and id start doing the song but then she got a little older and maaan it no longer worked guess she got over it she said tht dont scare me no mo lol thts how he talked in nola i miss my sissie we lost her in 2004 29 yrs old from sickel cell anemia then my mom lost her sister after katrina in 06 then my older sis in 2011 then my sis under me on my bday halloween 2015 and my first baby sis at a yr and six months we were babies then when she passed lisa boo appeared i still dont know where that girl came from so fast i just never saw my mom preggers i was a toddled myself i was in nursery so she couldve got knocked up when we were at my grandma’s house who knows lol we got another lil sis and we all loved her we’d push her up to ask for a freeze pop so we all could get one but that girl could never carry a straight message we’d tell her lise boo go ask mama if you could have a freeze pop she would go to my mom and say but first we would test her and ask what u gon say she says mama they told me can lisa boo have a freeze pop then we’s say noooo dont say we told u to ask for one say can u have one then she would say ma can lisa boo have a freezs pop we was gettn mad by this point cuz she kept gettn it wrong we said no just ask if u can have one so she goes to my mon and yall guess what she said ma could lisa boo have a cool pop haha my mom comes in the kitchen and lets us have it she says now nobody not gettn nothing keep sending that girl begging i aint stupid lol and she gave her one and not us lol lessson learned the hard never send a baby sis to do an older sis job lol but she was the baby and can get what ever she wanted if she ask for something and we heard it either we would ask if we can have one or my mom would say yall want one or what ever snack she was getting maaaan i miss that girl i miss them all sorry for the rant i rarely get to talk about them i was up a few nights ago and this movie popped in my head when i heard that nice scary tune and i knew i found the movie a while ago but now im scared to watch it lol i still have the vhs cover for it but i taped over the movie back in the 90’s yes ive had it for a really long time its in my closet its one of the funniest memeories i have of her and i thnx for reading if someone did stay safe
The older films are much better than today's. The actors really made you feel it. These movies are like fine art, should be appreciated and revered.
True
Why do most of actors seem to be older than today's movies? It seems like in today's movies they are much younger actors in the majority of movies.
Ray Milland was also in the best haunted house movie ever made (in my bok anyway). If you ever get the chance, watch "The Uninvited" with him and Gail Russell.
In your "bok"
The fuck is a bok?
That was the 1944 ghost movie, "The Uninvited". As an early Hollywood ghost movie, it was scary.
I totally concur, with you!! I love, that friggin movie👍!!! A true, bonafide ghost story🥺…………
I love that film...saw it the first time as a child and was so scared I couldn't sleep...
The Uninvited is one of my all time favorites!!
Great TV movie! it was made for NBC by Douglas S Cramer,a former Paramount TV
executive,who later did "THE LOVE BOAT" series,and "WONDER WOMAN" (1975-1979)
but the casting of Reggie Nalder was seriously perfect! he worked on "MARK OF THE
DEVIL" (1970) but is best remembered as "Barlow" from the CBS mini-series "SALEM'S LOT" (1979),where he played the scariest Vampire ever created for TV,or
anywhere else! great charecter actor,and an even greater TV thriller in this 1975 TV
movie!
Love this one, it’s great, love George Hamilton and Ray Milland in this, they are great. It’s one I never tire of. Thanks for sharing
This was written by Robert Bloch, the author of the novel "Psycho" which became the notorious Hitchcock film. Bloch wrote several films and TV scripts, including the British anthology movie "Asylum".
Thank you,all these years and I thought Hitchcock wrote the screen play on his own.
@@lioness7582 Hitch was not a writer, at least not technically. He could see film scenes in his head before shooting them. For "Psycho" he had Jospeh Stefano pen the adaptation of the Bloch book-- changing the novel's frumpy and middle aged Norman into a nice looking young guy who (at first glance) appears harmless and ordinary.
I too remember seeing it when it first came on TV in 1975. I was around 10 or 11. And yes it was a good movie, and one of the kinds of movies that just aren't made anymore. The 70's was the decade of TV horror and these movies are still great even in today' times!
I was 10 years old and sleeping over a friend's house when this premiered. George Hamilton still looks good.
A genuine classic, watched it in the 70s, alone in the house as a kid,it gave me the willies.
Gotta love the always so vague "leave this town while you can" speech in movies. Just once I'd love to see a movie where someone is warned to leave town and they pack up their shit and gtfo lol
😂😂😂😂
Would not have too tell me twice .🙈🙉🙊
Hilarious!!! I’ve been saying that for years. Just once, I’d love to see one smart person as you say, GTFO, But I guess there’d be no movie. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😂😂
@@sw20yrz84 There could be a movie about the frustrated ghosts. “Those darn living people are told to get out, and they DO! We haven’t been able to haunt anybody for at least ten years!”
My dad was looking this film lot of time and now it is here :) Great ! Thanks !
This is for him dream come true :) ! I think, he will very glad for that :)
I'm an asshole for telling you that your English sucks.
Bad me! Bad me!
@@tonytafoya6217 I'm going to hell I was thinking the same thing.🙊🙉🙈
Thank you for sharing such a nostalgic movie. So many old stars brought back a lot of old memories. It was a fun film to watch.👍🏻🍿
Excellent film! Remember seeing it when it came on TV back in 1975. As for you youngins criticizing it, DON"T watch it. Simple. Everything needs to be 100 million dollar CGI (crap) for them to enjoy anything.
John Ruggiero Nailed it!
you are so right
I miss 1975. I was 10 years old.
For me to approve - I'm 45 - I would want them to CGI Hamilton's face a little tanner, he's kinda pale here. There are young people who watch and appreciate old films, film schools, artistic types.
But yeah, most new films are a mess.
AMEN John, AMEN !!!! $100 million CGI crap- With NO story to it.
If memory serves, this was the ABC "Movie of the Week" about a million years ago. That dude coming out of the coffin scared the scooby out of me and my kid brother, a fear that lasted a whole week, I think. We ended up sleeping in the same bed and armed ourselves with my official Cub Scout flashlight! Later came that "Trilogy of Terror" with Karen Black and that li'l cannibal doll cutting itself out of a suitcase. Woo hoo! Those were the days for scary flicks! Thanks for posting.
That little cannibal scared me till I was about 30 and re watched the movie! Still trilogy of terror was and is creepy
I thought that doll was the ugliest lil bastard around. But, the way he moved and his “war cry” while he was chasing Karen B around got me laughing and even though, I would have never removed the amulet after reading the paper that came with that doll. It was too damn scary looking...
Zuni Doll
Scooby?? Waa hoo?? Light hearted, vocabulary person, are ya??
THANK YOU!! This goes wonderfully in my Ray Milland collection! I had it on VHS, but alas, no working VCR in the house now. I am quite happy you uploaded it!
I had it on VHS too in the early 90s. Not sure where it came from. I just remember it being at my house and occasionally I’d put it in my VCR as a kid. Seemed like I was the only person on earth with the memory of its existence lol
It is may be a very good old scary film,but it was nearly Impossible to watch,because of the bad uploading,i saw only very difuse pictures and foggy pictures most of the film.
Have you seen FROGS 🐸
These old "made for tv" movies are real gems- thank you for sharing them!
Television in the '70's was excellent at this sort of thing, and this is another I recall well from then. Some others are the original DDon't be Afraid of the Dark,, for instance, and Curse of the Black Widow. Anybody else recall those?
Great to watch this again, thank you for sharing with us!
TVT you've done a great job collecting these old gems!
Love this move. The Perdido funeral parlor scene scared me many years ago as a kid. Got it on VHS, but can't seem to find it on DVD. Thanks for posting. I've been watching it quite a bit, here on UA-cam....Thanks again.
I can’t get enough of these old movies!
Jenny Moore. Me neither. I was a kid and loved those old 70s movies
Wonderful film, i was 3 when this was released lol, i really like watching old films - can easily have an old film watching marathon lol - thanks heap for the upload ! ps looks like old George has been a career tanner! lol
Great Stuff! the director Curtis Harrington directed the ultra-creepy Night Tide (1961) starring Dennis Hopper as well as The Queen of Blood (1966) again with Hopper and John Saxon & Basil Rathbone about space vampires! Crazy underrated writer/director!
Hey thanks for posting this! Saw this once back in the 90s and liked it quite a bit. Nice nod to the old RKO films of the thirties and forties. Too bad it hasn't gotten a proper release on disc.
One of the top 1970's horror films
Great movie. This came out more than a decade before I was born, but to me there is nothing like horror anywhere from the 30s to 80s. But the 70s really seemed to have been a great time for horror, really any movie in general. George Hamilton was a good looking dude too, I only know him from being old and beyond tan lol.
Thank you for this film! Ignore the ones who did not "like". They can go and purchase it!
A very nice television movie.
Hamilton was great in it, and Cristal was lovely.
It`s not corny, remember that this was the 70s.
At one time I looked far and wide hoping to buy it on dvd but it doesn`t exist, only bad copies of it.
Another good one is "The Love War".
Thank you for uploading the movie here! :)
der lief 1987 einmal im tv seitdem nie wieder gesehn und ewig danach gesucht
The only Curtis Harrington film that kept eluding me!!!
Thank you so much for posting it!!!
@joyceyman Your Welcome, happy to give you a chance to see it again.
This was SUCH a good flick! That scene of the rising corpse in the funeral home has to be one of the top horror scenes of all time!
Thanks!
That was really unusual. Thanks for sharing it. Weren't Dance Marathons disgusting? Yet really popular in the Great Depression. Reminded me again of the terribly sad film They Shoot Horses Don't They?
Good movie, love this one very very creepy thanks for sharing
A lot of these old horror movies don't get to me but THIS one did!
good
Anyone else notice that the guy playing Perdido was in the Manchurian Candidate (the original) and was also an alien on the original Star Trek episode where all the diplomats from all the Federation Planets and others were on board the Enterprise? He was the blue guy who killed one of the other aliens who argued with Spock's dad.
Yes....that's Reggie Nalder, a creepy looking character actor who was also in Alfred Hitchcock's remake of "The Man Who Knew Too Much." And he also played Kurt Barlow (the vampire) in the original "Salems Lot" movie.
@@jeffsmith6295 he was a burn victim. He also appeared in at least one episode of Thriller.
This is a great movie, love it. It’s one I can watch over again.
Im enjoying it and love these older movies..
I wish that if people are commenting on the movie that they would QUIT telling details of the movie. This ruins it for those who have not seen it.
DON'T READ THE COMMENTS UNTIL AFTER YOU SEE THE MOVIE YOURSELF. DUHH.
as a child i shit in my pants as perdido opened his eyes in the coffin ,
thank you very much for this upload , greedings from Germany
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The sort of film that would have starred John Carradine in the forties. This was entertaining enough thanks for posting.
Robert Bloch (author of Psycho) wrote this based on his 1951 story by the same name. It appeared in the July 1951 issue of FANTASTIC ADVENTURE.
This movie scared the s**t out of me wehen I was 6 or 7 😅 Thanks dor uploading ♥️
This movie needs a Bluray release!
Great mystery horror film!
We used to have this movie on vhs in the early 90s. Don’t know where it came from, I just remember watching it a couple of random times and the tape sitting around in our cabinet collecting dust for decades. Seemed like I was the only person in the world that even knew it existed. I even named a comedy sketch I filmed in 2008 “The Dead don’t die” and not a single person ever pointed out to me that there was an old movie with that same title, and I never told anyone I took it from that old movie in my childhood memory. Eventually many many years later in 2020 Hollywood made a movie with the same title as well and some people I knew thought they got the name from my video in 2008. Lol
Saw this on tv as a kid, been wanting to see it again for 35 years, blah blah blah, you know the story. Thanks for posting!
I really enjoyed the mood and there was a fine job of building suspense, but then it turns out that Milland's making zombies to create some sort of political machine? He wants to be King of State Bureaucracy? How drab. Kind of dispels the atmosphere of mysterious, terrifying dark sorcery they put so much effort into creating.
Thank you tvterrorland!
Weird movie! Thank you
Ray Milland did so much in his later years. Joan Blondell as well, I loved her.
The electric chair has its own motor/generator set.
The lights do not dim when the switch is thrown.
The lights also do not dim when somebody is hanged. (Looking straight at the song The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia.)
John Ruggiero,,yep if a horror movie doesn't have as murderers, guts and gore, then the kids these days think that it sucks. It's scary because that could be the reason we have serial killing and violence. I hope you can understand the point I am trying to make lol. I just spit it out also just woke up
Excellent ☺
I remember seeing this when it came out originally. There was another freaky movie as well, "Food of the Gods" that was on around then, too.
Too much CGI today, this is perfect!
LOL This is one of the movies that I watched when I was like 7 or 8 years old, that left me afraid of the dark for the rest of my life. To this day, I'm still kind of afraid of the dark and won't watch any horror movies.
That movie used to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid.
The late Argentine-born actress, Linda Cristal was a 5'5" Italian-French-American beauty who achieved a very successful acting career in Hollywood back in the 50s and 60s. She continued acting into the 70s. She was already 44 years old at the time of this movie. Even at age 44 in this movie she was still a hot babe. Of course by now she's totally forgotten except by fans over the age of 60.
43:45 This is not the time to fuck when you life is in danger.
I liked it. Like the Saturday afternoon movies on TV Saturday afternoons in the 70's when I was a kid. This one was fun, a bit scary.
air date 1/14/75. ABC Tuesday Movie Of The Week final season.
I saw this when I was about 10. It gave me a huge fear of electric chairs that has lasted my whole life!
Awesome movie. That scene with Reggie Nalder in the funeral home is creepy as hell.
yea , i was scared to death for monts as a child
@@MrElidiotot's cute how a comment posted nine years ago, gets an reply years later.
That's the beauty of UA-cam.
You're a lovely person.🥀
This was a really good movie, enjoy every one 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
10 minutes in...death sentenced get a coffin made of better cardboard and a numbers grave.At least that`s how i remember it..
"Dance marathons can be pretty rough. People crack up. ... People go haywire." Trepanations! More trepanations! Be Proactive - Learn It The Right Way.
Good atmosphere. Could someone put out a version with a bit better resolution, thank u?
It's good. Thanks 😉
This movie made me get an irrational fear towards corpses
I remember seeing this movie in 1975 when I was 5 years old.
Great movie! :)
Reggie Nalder played Barlow the vampire in the original Salem’s Lot. I think that was the scariest vampire/monster I’d ever seen. The fact that Barlow didn’t speak was even more effective. Especially having James Mason as his protector.
Creepy Curtis Harrington film, from the days when made for tv movies were good.
It still scares me after all these years 😳
I like George Hamilton. Cool.
I saw this movie back in 1975 when it came on TV. I was 7. That movie traumatized me for years. I should never have watched it. I don’t know why I decided to Google it.
Scary 😱..., but don't waste bullets on dead people! Shoot the darn door open next time 😲
One of the creepiest scenes ever. Perdido gettin outta that coffin
10/15/15 1:30 pm
Now this movie i really enjoyed , when you look at this one and then one from 2010 till now ( they totaly SUCK , (( I'll stick with the older ones !
Chaz.
Good and spooky. Saw this many years ago.
49:44 that is one smokin' babe! but seriously folks, I dig films with Robert Bloch's stories.
i have this on vhs from a kid and my little sis was soooo scared of it and the fur de elise
i love that piece but singing that lttle piece and having that movie she’s freak out calling my mom sayn maaa maaaaa tell her to stop lol id crack up id catch her by herself in the house and say lisa boo tht was her nick name and id start doing the song but then she got a little older and maaan it no longer worked guess she got over it she said tht dont scare me no mo lol thts how he talked in nola i miss my sissie we lost her in 2004 29 yrs old from sickel cell anemia then my mom lost her sister after katrina in 06 then my older sis in 2011 then my sis under me on my bday halloween 2015 and my first baby sis at a yr and six months we were babies then when she passed lisa boo appeared i still dont know where that girl came from so fast i just never saw my mom preggers i was a toddled myself i was in nursery so she couldve got knocked up when we were at my grandma’s house who knows lol we got another lil sis and we all loved her we’d push her up to ask for a freeze pop so we all could get one but that girl could never carry a straight message we’d tell her lise boo go ask mama if you could have a freeze pop she would go to my mom and say but first we would test her and ask what u gon say she says mama they told me can lisa boo have a freeze pop then we’s say noooo dont say we told u to ask for one say can u have one then she would say ma can lisa boo have a freezs pop we was gettn mad by this point cuz she kept gettn it wrong we said no just ask if u can have one so she goes to my mon and yall guess what she said ma could lisa boo have a cool pop haha my mom comes in the kitchen and lets us have it she says now nobody not gettn nothing keep sending that girl begging i aint stupid lol and she gave her one and not us lol lessson learned the hard never send a baby sis to do an older sis job lol but she was the baby and can get what ever she wanted if she ask for something and we heard it either we would ask if we can have one or my mom would say yall want one or what ever snack she was getting maaaan i miss that girl i miss them all sorry for the rant i rarely get to talk about them i was up a few nights ago and this movie popped in my head when i heard that nice scary tune and i knew i found the movie a while ago but now im scared to watch it lol i still have the vhs cover for it but i taped over the movie back in the 90’s yes ive had it for a really long time its in my closet its one of the funniest memeories i have of her and i
thnx for reading if someone did
stay safe
Small suggestion if you don’t mind: maybe separate some of the text so it’s easier for others to read.
You have some good stories.
That's the guy from The Young & Restless, Mr Abbott 😯
what a classic
Ray Milland was a sturdy actor, and he delivers a fine performance here, as Frank Muldoon, the ex-plonker with a chip on his shoulder.
At 31:00, the corpse getting out of the coffin...ain't that the same music as Monty Python and the Holy Grail, just before the intermission?
I was a little kid when this came out 😳
Could you imagine being innocent 😑
I’ve said it before, the networks are sitting on a goldmine of made for tv movies that they don’t do anything with
Reggie Nalder...a.k.a. Mr. Barlow.
R.I.P. Linda Crystal
A very good movie
Leave's modern day zombie movies for "dead"!!💀☠
Far our Reggie Nalder was always so terrifying!
Der Film ist gut. 🤗
Good Movie
I want to know what sort of drugs the writers were on when they made up the name for this movie. The Dead don't die.....
Better than the 2019 one
@MrCraigblaze No I don't have that movie.