Deadly Visitor

Téléfilm
1973
1h 30min

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Perry King and Ann Miles in Deadly Visitor (1973)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA writer who takes a room in a boarding house finds himself haunted by the ghost of a previous tenant.A writer who takes a room in a boarding house finds himself haunted by the ghost of a previous tenant.A writer who takes a room in a boarding house finds himself haunted by the ghost of a previous tenant.

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- Lela Swift
Scénario
- Millard Lampell
- Fitz-James O'Brien
Casting principal

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5,9/10

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Réalisation
- Lela Swift
Scénario
- Millard Lampell
- Fitz-James O'Brien
Casting principal

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Lousy supernatural romantic triangle

One of my sci-fi/horror/fantasy reviews written 50 years ago: Directed by Lela Swift; TV taped feature Produced by Jacqueline Babbin for Specter Productions as part of Hollis Alpert's "Classic Ghosts" series, telecast by ABC-TV. Screenplay by Millard Lampell from Fitz-James O'Brien's story; Lighting by Mel Handelsman; Edited by Alfred Muller; Scenic Design by Alan Kimmel. Starring: Gwen Verdon, Perry King, James Keach and Ann Miles.

Foolish, consistently overacted ghost triangle that is poor in every respect, down to its ultra-trite, throw-it-in-the-viewer's lap ending. Unfortunate choice for Gwen Verdon, rarely cast on TV, in the central role.

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This videotapes feature was last broadcast in 1978, with the only known surviving print is held at UCLA Film Archive. It went unseen until October 2024 when it was released in Blu-Ray by Kino Lorber as part of distributor's Kino Cult series. The Blu-ray contains four other TV movies from 1973: The Haunting of Rosalind, The Screaming Skull, The House and the Brain, and And the Bones Came Together.