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Dead of Night - The Exorcism, A Woman Sobbing, Return Flight.

The only remaining three Tv programs from this 1972 series. Just watched all three and they are stunning, in particular The Exorcism which is moving and horrible and as relevant today as it was back in 1972.

Of note The Stone Tape was the 8th episode, but was lifted out of the series and given its own life. Sadly only three programs survive, along with The Stone Tape.

Well worth a watch.







The Stone Tape a fabulous story still.

Just finished watching 'Lost in Paradise'. One of the Jesse Stone TV movie series, starring Tom Selleck. An absolute treat! The quality of acting is sensational and the direction and screenplay dialogue faultless. Selleck is responsible for the production, direction and no doubt much more. Some may say these films are slow, I think of them as measured and beautifully paced. The mood gets quite intense and the character studies are amongst the best. Lovely stuff.

I like Tom... He has made a number of good films.. Not seen any of this series yet

Just mirroring Hotel Transelvynia from flixster via apple tv

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Originally Posted by struth

I like Tom... He has made a number of good films.. Not seen any of this series yet

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One here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a56zxuv24EQ

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

One here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a56zxuv24EQ

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Cheers. Ive bookmarked it in my utube

Thanks for that Neil, genuinely...

I remembered the show from when I was a kid and had good memories about it, but couldn't quite place where it came from.
Wonderful watching them again :)


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Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L

Dead of Night - The Exorcism, A Woman Sobbing, Return Flight.

The only remaining three Tv programs from this 1972 series. Just watched all three and they are stunning, in particular The Exorcism which is moving and horrible and as relevant today as it was back in 1972.

Of note The Stone Tape was the 8th episode, but was lifted out of the series and given its own life. Sadly only three programs survive, along with The Stone Tape.

Well worth a watch.







The Stone Tape a fabulous story still.

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Now The Professionals, from 1966, and starring the wonderful Burt Lancaster. Ably supported by Woody Strode and Robert Ryan

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The Bulldog Breed (1960) starring Our Norman... great stuff and taken from the Norman Wisdom boxset, which is super value. An excellent British cast supports..

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