USA, 21 February 1973
72m
35mm film, Eastmancolor, 1.33:1
mono, English
Reviewed at The EOFFTV Review
An American horror television film directed by Dan Curtis.
Plot Summary
Investigative reporter David Norliss records a series of tapes chronicling his encounter with the recently widowed Ellen Sterns Cort and her late husband who refuses to stay dead. Norliss’ investigations reveal that the man was involved in voodoo and that his body may not be possessed by a demon…
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Dan Curtis
© MCMLXXIII [1973] Metromedia Producers Corporation and Dan Curtis Productions, Inc.
A Dan Curtis production in association with Metromedia Producers Corporation
Executive Producer: Charles Fries
Produced by: Dan Curtis
Associate Producer: Bob Singer
Teleplay by: William F. Nolan
Based on a Story by: Fred Mustard Stewart
Director of Photography: Ben Colman
Film Editor: John F. Link II
Music Composed and Conducted by: Robert Cobert
Sound Mixer: Hal Lewis
Wardrobe Supervision: John Perry
Makeup Artist: Fred Phillips
Special Effects: Roger George
Art Director: Trevor Williams
Casting: Hoyt Bowers
Cast
Roy Thinnes [David Norliss]
Don Porter [Sanford T. Evans]
Angie Dickinson [Ellen Sterns Cort]
Claude Akins [Sheriff Tom Hartley]
Michele Carey [Marsha Sterns]
Vonetta McGee [Mme Jeckiel]
Hurd Hatfield [Charles Langdon]
Bryan O’Byrne [Mr Dobkins]
Robert Mandan [George Rosen]
Edmund Gilbert (Sid Phelps)
Jane Dulo (Sarah Dobkins)
Stanley Adams (truck driver)
Bob Schott (Sargoth)
George DiCenzo (man in Langdon gallery)
Patrick Wright (Larry Mather)
Nick Dimitri (James Cort)
Alternative Titles
La Voix du vampire – France
Links
See also
The Night Stalker (1972)
References
Books
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.340 – credits
