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That closing graphic is definitely my favorite of the McMillan and Wife's closing titles. Very artsy.

The only shots you could find of Terry Carter and John Schuck were from Battlestar Galactica and Holmes and Yoyo? Other than that, nice job.

I used to watch this during the summer on ABC, Tuesdays at 10:00. The episode I have the clearest memory of was the one with the forklift operator blacking out and crashing. He may have been diabetic.

Who the heck is Earl Booth? I guess I can look him up on IMDb to see what season this is, but I thought Stephen Kandel was the head writer whenever I watched "Cannon," with Gene somebody as an story editor on the last season or two.

I like the American version of the theme song better. I didn't like the show much (at least the first season episodes I saw), but it's the first thing I remember seeing either Jere Burns or Harry Groener in.

Pretty graphic for a trailer. So is the appeal supposed to be how much more graphic the deaths in the actual movie are?

@alphacontrol "Test Tube Killer Affair" was the first thing I remember seeing with Jack Turley's name on it, and the next two thing I saw his name on, an I Spy episode with Howard Duff, was also set in South America, so I half expect a Mexican setting whenever I see Turley's name.

Why isn't the writer's name in the credits at the end?

I remember arguing with a friend who worked at a theatre showing Demons because the theatre banned anyone under 18 from seeing it, and my argument was, "Who was the theatre make that decision if a parent wanted to take his kid to see it." Also, I think read somewhere that part of the problem with...

Thanks for posting the openings to the Quinn Martin series especially. It's wonderful to hear "A Quinn Martin Production" as opposed to "A QM Production"; talk about destroying people's memories. I remember watching Matt Helm Saturday nights at 10:00 and being kind of shocked at the idea of his l...

@Footsniffer51 Some people apparently have no sense of humor. You could have given the video a thumbs down and left it at that, but instead you chose to showcase your ignorance.

@spacepatrolman Paul Burke also had a recurring role as an admiral on Magnum, P.I.

Do you think the way they opened Twelve O'Clock High inspired the final season of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, with a sonar overlaying the final shot of the teaser?

Who composed the theme song? I like that opening.

So someone made a whole movie out of Verdelek and made it as gross as possible? That gore seemed excessive.

Was AMC afraid to start a movie with a blank screen and Maureen Coyle shouting, "There is no God." This opening reminds of Night Gallery for some reason.

That scene of the Colossus rising out of the river is probably the best part.

This is what's enduringly creepy about Count Yorga. He doesn't give a crap. If he wants a woman, Yorga doesn't wait for the woman to be alone; he takes out whoever's with the woman and bites her, giving no props to whoever opposes him. He ridicules his foes, and his arrogance is generally borne o...

Your casting is inspired.

Really, that was the best logo Hammer's graphics department could come up with? I'm glad I saw the movie before seeing this trailer.

Is the narrator Rory Calhoun?

Amazing that as much as that trailer shows, you don't see John Fieldler in one scene, and I would think he was the best-known actor in the movie.

For some reason I thought Tenafly was on Tuesdays. As I recall, the Wednesday NBC Mystery Movie after the original series moved to Sunday consisted of Banacek, Madigan, and Cool Million.

@nohozana The tools are the contestants. It's one thing to say a show is sponsored by a movie and run ads during the show, but to spend two minutes during the actual show telling me how great a upcoming movie is crosses the line, and I have no respect for the contestants for towing that line. May...

Did the people who made this movie intend for it to be bad or did they get their understanding of dismemberment from The Empire Strikes Back?

Since OHMSS wasn't that popular a Bond movie, I imagine the thinking behind this re-edit was to show Telly Savalas at the beginning since both he and Diana Rigg were, and still are, more famous than George Lazenby and to stretch the movie out a bit since two hours and 24 minutes isn't really that...

Pretty elaborate ad for a stage production.

At least you admitted Peter Vincent and Jerry Dandridge were good memorable characters, but Evil Ed lightened the mood and got turned. He's like a cross between the priest in the remake of Salem's Lot and Johnny Alucard in Dracula A.D. 1972. Sorry, some people don't recognize a good character whe...