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Post by Zone Fighter on Apr 2, 2008 20:48:32 GMT -8
The Norliss Tapes (1973)
Produced & Directed by Dan Curtis (Dark Shadows, The Night Stalker, The Night Strangler) Written by William F. Nolan (Trilogy of Terror, Logan's Run)
Roy Thinnes - David Norliss Don Porter - Sanford T. Evans (publisher) Angie Dickinson - Ellen Sterns Cort (widow) Claude Akins - Sheriff Tom Hartley Michele Carey - Marsha Sterns Vonetta McGee - Mme. Jeckiel Hurd Hatfield - Charles Langdon Bryan O'Byrne - Mr. Dobkins Ed Gilbert - Sid Phelps (coroner) Jane Dulo - Sarah Dobkins Robert Mandan - George Rosen (Norliss' lawyer) Bob Schott - Sargoth (demon) George DiCenzo - Man in Langdon gallery Patrick Wright - Larry Mather Nick Dimitri - James Raymond Cort (zombie) Stanley Adams - Truck driver who finds Millie
This was meant to be the beginning of a series, only this first chapter was ever completed however.
After author David Norliss fails to make an appointment he specifically asked for, his publisher goes to his home and hoping to find a clue to his disappearance, plays the audio tapes Norliss left behind.
The first tape tells the story of a recent widow and her late artist husband returning from the dead to commit murders and sculpt a statue out of blood-laced clay.
The TV movie ends with the publisher starting tape #2: "It all started when I got the letter..."
Not as good as The Night Stalker but it would have made an interesting series.
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Post by Shonokin on Apr 3, 2008 12:21:50 GMT -8
That does sound neat. Too bad it didn't make it. I loooove 60's-70's anthology and episodic type genre shows.
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