Here are the rules: We will provide an "alternate title" for a film that aired on the ABC Movie of the Week and ask you to name the actual film. Most of these are pretty easy. Please answer no more than three questions per day so others can play. You may have an answer other than the intended one--just be able to defend it!
2. Road Rage.
3. Man vs. Dogs.
4. The Hippy Marine.
5. The Brampton Witches.
6. The Killer Physician.
7. The Imitation Spaceman.
8. Buried Alive.
9. Subway!
10. The Deadly Buzz.
11. Loup Garou.
12. Lady Assassin.
13. Apes in the Arctic.
14. The Killer Beneath Seattle.
15. Phone Calls from the Dead.
6. Dr. Cook's Garden
ReplyDeleteWell done! It's one of my favorites of the ABC Movie of the Week.
Delete#2 Duel
ReplyDelete4. Tribes, one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteYes, my favorite Jan-Michael Vincent performance.
Delete14. The Night Strangler
ReplyDelete13. A Cold Night's Death
15. When Michael Calls
Kudos to you, Sue! Of those three, my fave is A Cold Night's Death, which I've reviewed on this blog.
Delete1. Trilogy of Terror
ReplyDelete10. Killer Bees
12. Hit Lady (with Yvette Mimieux)
Nicely done, Jerome! Hit Lady and Killer Bees are lesser known than many of the MOTWs.
DeleteKudos for using the "Movie of the Week" theme. Now, then:
ReplyDelete3. Trapped (1973: James Brolin vs. guard dogs in a department store overnight.)
9. Short Walk to Daylight (1972: Brolin again, with passengers trapped in a subway tunnel after an earthquake hits NYC.)
11. Moon of the Wolf (1972: David Janssen hunts down a werewolf in the Louisiana bayou.)
Great job, Al! Always wondered if Stallone's Daylight was inspired by Short Walk.
DeleteQuestions remaining to be answered: 5, 7, and 8.
ReplyDelete5. Crowhaven Farm
ReplyDelete7. The Astronaut
Right on both counts, Ron. Well done!
Delete8. The Longest Night
ReplyDeleteThat's one of two possible answers for this title.
Delete8. The Screaming Woman.
ReplyDeleteAnd this is the other possible answer!
DeleteThat wraps up this month's game. Thanks to everyone who played!
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