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An invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.An invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.An invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.
Lynn Loring
- Manya
- (as Lyn Loring)
Brenda Benet
- Sally
- (as Brenda Benét)
Gerald Peters
- Tractor Loader
- (as Gerald Saunderson Peters)
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- TriviaAt one point, William Shatner is seen alone, peering through an airplane window into the night. The shot recreates many similar scenes from Shatner's manic performance in the legendary Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (1963) of the original Twilight Zone series.
- GoofsThe airliner on take off is not a 747 but a T-Tail design airliner.
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Paul Kovalik: You don't need a priest, Mr. Farlee. You need a parachute.
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... there is some degree of atmosphere (mostly taking place in the cargo room) in the movie, even though the acting looks like it leaped off the page of a graphic novel. Chuck Connors is Captain Slade, who flies the plane in the dark of night from London to New York. But something sinister is in the cargo hold: an ancient Druid altar containing a demon. Jane Merrow seems to know what is going on and blurts out the reason they are in danger, failing to leave anything to the viewer's imagination. William Shatner is a former priest who drinks far too much, and the inside temperature of the plane continues to drop. The big question is: will the airplane reach New York by sunrise?
Roy Thinnes, Russell (The professor) Johnson, Tammy Grimes, Paul Winfield and Buddy Ebsen provide reasonable support in this made-for-television movie. Best watched at the time I did (which was past midnight!), only one of the passengers makes a sacrifice to the demon.
Roy Thinnes, Russell (The professor) Johnson, Tammy Grimes, Paul Winfield and Buddy Ebsen provide reasonable support in this made-for-television movie. Best watched at the time I did (which was past midnight!), only one of the passengers makes a sacrifice to the demon.
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By what name was The Horror at 37,000 Feet (1973) officially released in Canada in English?
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