Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Roy Hart If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

poetblack-792-483115 It took me forever to locate the name of this movie. I watched this as a child when I was about 11 years old. I was sick and stayed home from school with my Nana when this TV movie was aired. I was captivated by the plot that got creepier and creepier by the minute. By the end, which was probably the scariest thing I've ever seen in a movie, I was resolved never to stay home from school again. (My Nana probably did this on purpose..heh) Considering this is a 25+ year review from an 11 year old viewer, I'd still say it ranks WAY up there in the scary-as-hell department. I would love to see it again, but it appears to be hard to get. Thanks to all the former reviewers that confirmed I'd found this movie at last.

MAHarrand I saw this movie maybe fifteen or more years ago. It frightened me so much I could not get up off the couch to go to bed. What a great thriller!!! Hope it comes out on DVD someday soon! I wish there was some way to find out when this movie might be shown again so I could plan on recording it on video cassette tape. I could then show this scary movie to my nephew. He loves movies like I do. I will never forget Kim Novak's scary smile when she was in the rescue helicopter. It gave me such a chill, I had goose bumps everywhere. If anyone reads this and knows when this movie will ever be shown again, please let me know. Thanks for this wonderful site. Mardy.

audigierfrancois Yes thank you because i never think knwow what is the real title of one of the most frighten movie that i saw when i was a child. I saw it when i was 8 in France, and i think that it's a big mistake of the channel, because it was a Sunday at 5 pm. Every time in a party, there's always someone who tell you that the most frighten movie he saw was this Satan's triangle but no one can remember the title. Of course, i never saw this movie again, but i don't really know if i want to see it again : child's memories are currently better than the real thing... If you want, you can go on my little blog, i create the top 5 of the most frighten movie when i was child, and the most frighten movie of my little life (i'm a 32 years old now...) : http://maxcastleisalive.skynetblogs.be/?date=20050831#2570692

dittoheadaz I remember when this was second run (it was part of some weekly TV-movie series, similar to the NBC Mystery Movie but without the recurring characters). I missed the original running, but a lot of kids at school were talking about it the next morning, so when reruns came around (maybe 6 months later), I made sure to watch it.I remember that it was eerie (not really frightening, but more suspenseful), especially the twist at the end (won't give it away). Probably not the best movie for a nine-year-or-so-old kid to see on his own (thanks to my parents having friends over to play bridge or something, I got to see it on colour TV instead of my dad's old b/w) but at least I had something to talk about the next day at school, with all the other kids who missed it the first time! Had no idea who the actors were at the time, but Doug McClure's acting was the best. Everyone else's wasn't terrific, but good enough for TV, and the writing was stellar - too bad they churn out such junk and charge you $8 or whatever it is now, when you used to see good stuff for "free" (you just had to put up with commercials).Would like to see it again, because the rerun (1976?) was the last time I saw it.