Francesa Kinsolving, a very pregnant widow whose husband was rescently killed in action in Vietnam, travels to visit her late husband's mother in a snowy Minnesota town only to get snowed ... See full summary »
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Francesa Kinsolving, a very pregnant widow whose husband was rescently killed in action in Vietnam, travels to visit her late husband's mother in a snowy Minnesota town only to get snowed in during a fierce blizard where she's forced to wait it out only to slowly uncover some terrible dark secrets that Mrs. Kinsolving has been hiding, one of them is her psychotic other son, a recent escapee from a lunatic asylum, who is shacked up in the basement of the house. Written by
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Filmed at the Congdon Mansion in Duluth, MN. After the murder of mansion owner and prominent heiress Elisabeth Congdon in 1977, a movie theatre in Duluth revived the movie at midnight showings (much to the chagrin of the Congdon family). See more »
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"You'll Like My Mother! The movie was a good thriller. However, there was no beginning nor was there an ending in this movie. What I mean is: It seems that some parts were left out. There was no pictures or showing of the mother or the husband on this movie. Patty Duke should have had at lease a picture of her husband with her. It didn't show where she was coming from. And at the ending, the movie could have shown her with the estate and money left behind. The movie left you wondering about her and her baby, and the women and her daughter. I remembered this movie years ago when it came on the A&E channel. A Good Thriller Indeed! But could have been more complete!
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"You'll Like My Mother! The movie was a good thriller. However, there was no beginning nor was there an ending in this movie. What I mean is: It seems that some parts were left out. There was no pictures or showing of the mother or the husband on this movie. Patty Duke should have had at lease a picture of her husband with her. It didn't show where she was coming from. And at the ending, the movie could have shown her with the estate and money left behind. The movie left you wondering about her and her baby, and the women and her daughter. I remembered this movie years ago when it came on the A&E channel. A Good Thriller Indeed! But could have been more complete!