Posted on 03/04/2019 12:18:07 PM PST by simpson96
ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week TRILOGY OF TERROR (1975) Story Three: AMELIA
"An electrifying experience - you won't believe your eyes!"
Starring Karen Black, Directed by Dan Curtis, Story by Richard Matheson and William F. Nolan, Cinematography by Paul Lohmann, Music by Robert Cobert, Art Direction by Jan Scott
Includes ABC Movie of the Week intros, station ID and commercials.
TRILOGY OF TERROR (1975) with ABC Movie of the Week intro and original ads
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I remember watching this all those years ago. My younger brother (who was 7 or 8 at the time) was terrorized for months after watching. Ahhh...70’s parenting!
I was a 2nd grader when I saw this. That little doll gave me bad nightmares
It’s like she walked through the wrong part of Brownsville in Brooklyn.
Also frightening back in those times was the commercial of the baby carriage that would turn and show the devil hand
I was 15 and it freaked me out! This must have been the inspiration for the Chucky movies.
I remember this was the talk of the school the next day.
It’s Alive
After that movie, I could never look int the window of my oven....
OK; they had that on 16 mm at Lutheran teen church camp which I thought was rather odd. Then I was thinking maybe it was a camp that the church sub-let so then it made more sense. Still, I remember that movie from the forest!
NO THANK YOU!
(...never again...)
I’d rather watch The View. Not nearly as scary.
Amazing how this one has stuck in my brain all there years, something about it. I’ve tried to find it but couldn’t until now.
Don’t remember what the other two movies were.
I recently saw this on Amazon Prime
None of us do.
We were all permanently traumatized by that doll.
/still hates dolls with a passion
Bookmark for later
Dan Curtis was a TV phenom in the 60’s and 70’s. He produced many TV horror series and made-for-tv movies. He did live action “Dracula” with Jack Please that was memorable, to say the least.
Night Stalker is still a good movie.
“Jack Please”
Oops! Of course I mean Jack PALANCE.
Hum, fast forward to present day. Here you have a black doll terrorizing a white women.
Is ABC Racist for showing this movie?
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