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Storyline
Sandy Dennis, Darren McGavin, and their kids move into a possessed Pennsylvania farmhouse occupied by the devil himself, eager to assert his powers on new tenants. This early Steven Speilberg TV movie comes on the heels of his classic "Duel" and shares some similarities with his later production, "Poltergeist". Speilberg's camera trickery makes this entry much better than the usual made-for-TV ghost-story movie at the time and the director even makes a cameo appearance. Written by
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Unrated
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Director
Steven Spielberg puts in an appearance as one of the Worden's party guests, along with Carl Gottlieb and Michael Macready.
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Goofs
The shadow of the cameraman can be seen on Marjorie's red robe when she walks out to the yard on their first night.
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Quotes
Marjorie Worden:
Can you believe that I believe that the devil's in my house?
Harry Lincoln:
Yes. If you believe there's a devil, you believe the devil's in your house; then for you it's true.
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Connections
Spoofed in
Reflections of Evil (2002)
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Soundtracks
"APPLE BAR CANDY SONG"
by Charlie Marie Gordon
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I never heard of this movie before, I had no idea that Steven Spielberg, was one who work in this low budget movie.
It's was not bad movie, this were some good spooky moment in the movie, the baby crying was creepy at first but then got annoying as goes on for bit to long,
There are some scenes in this movie, which are ALL MOST the as is other movie that made 10 years later Poltergeist. (Is little Girl in both movies)
This movie was little short, i Thought, ending, it felt the story still going, then about then second later the credits are rolling,
I felt there should have been a little aftermath of just happened but no!
The acting well, the both good and bad, this was a TV movie. Worth watching