Fire! (1977)



A has-been rock star hosts horror films in his haunted mansion. Guest: Lassie actor and Poulter Mansion neighbor, Jon Provost. Movie: โ€œFire!โ€ from 1977.

Episode 07-350 Air Date: 09โ€“02-2023

โ€œFire!โ€ is a 1977 American disaster film produced by Irwin Allen and directed by Earl Bellamy. The movie revolves around a group of people trapped in a remote forest cabin when they become surrounded by a raging and unpredictable wildfire. As they struggle to survive the encroaching flames, they must confront their fears, make life-and-death decisions, and rely on each otherโ€™s resourcefulness to make it out alive.

Cast:
Ernest Borgnine as Sam
Vera Miles as Maggie
Patty Duke as Gloria
Alex Cord as Howard
Donna Mills as Jenny
Erik Estrada as Pete

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26 thoughts on “Fire! (1977)”

  1. A bit out of your usual genre, but hey… It was free and appreciated.
    The Creature Features crew looks awesome as always. Keep rocking it guys. Looking forward to the special things you have in store for Spooktober!

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  2. She was trying to be polite and not say to his face that she wanted to wake up next to Ernest Borgnine. The guy seems to have bad things happen to him everywhere he goes!

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  3. Thatโ€™s not a horror movie. Itโ€™s a disaster movie, and a darned good one from Irwin Allen, the Master of Disaster. Featuring Ernest Borgnine (THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE), Patty Duke (THE SWARM), and Patrick Culliton who had been a supporting actor in numerous Irwin Allen productions.

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  4. One of those movies when proper decisions are made instead of over doing it. The reality of that teacher leaving to save a van full of kids is heartbreaking but the right decision. Thats real scary not like jump scares when u think about it

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