I, too, saw this one afternoon on the 4 o'clock movie when I was less than 8 years old. (My mother must have been off caring for my baby sister or cleaning to have let me watch this.) I had nightmares for years. This movie comes to me sometimes when I think about other movies. It's a natural tie in when I think of "Barton Fink" (Theater of the Mind! . . . Daughter of the Mind). Thank God for the internet we can remember these things. Hope to find it someday on DVD. The Pam Ferdyn comments ring true too - probably the first actress I ever had a crush on (sorry Marcia Brady, you're a close second). I can't tell you as a kid how relieved I was that it was all a hoax. Back then I don't think I knew how many big stars were in it. I guess with all the outlets today, the chance of anything resembling the once great Movie of the Week formula is gone. I remember another Movie of the Week that I think had George C Scott in it as a man who was bit by a rabid skunk and slowly went mad - wish I could remember what that was. Anyway, you just never knew when you were going to run into something good - but with three channels, you didn't have much choice!
Review of Daughter of the Mind
Daughter of the Mind
(1969 TV Movie)
Amazing so many others of my generation say the same thing
31 May 2007
Warning: Spoilers