Weekend of Terror (1970)



A has-been rock star hosts horror films in his haunted mansion. The mansion residents watch “Weekend of Terror” from 1970.

Episode 08-406
Air Date: 09-28-2024

Synopsis
In this 1970 made-for-television thriller, three nuns find themselves stranded in the desert after their car breaks down. They are offered assistance by a motorist who turns out to be one of two escaped convicts involved in a kidnapping scheme gone wrong. The nuns are taken hostage as the kidnappers attempt to use one of them to collect ransom money. Tension mounts as the captives struggle to outwit their captors in a dangerous game of survival. Directed by Jud Taylor and featuring Robert Conrad, Carol Lynley, and Lee Majors, this suspenseful film keeps the audience guessing without revealing too much.

Cast: Robert Conrad as Eddie
Carol Lynley as Sister Meredith
Lois Nettleton as Sister Ellen
Jane Wyatt as Sister Frances
Lee Majors as Larry
Kevin Hagen as Lt. Papich
Gregory Sierra as Police Sergeant
Ann Doran as Sister Nadine

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26 thoughts on “Weekend of Terror (1970)”

  1. Tangella, your a greater southpaw then Rocky Balboa 🥊, your fantastic little lady!!!! GaryBailey KingofDarkness 🧛🦇🐺⚰️🪦⚡🌩️ I do so love T.V. made movies!!! Thank you one and all!!!
    Gary Bailey KingofDarkness God of Thunder and Lightning

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  2. I responded to your comment regarding Summer of fear from 1978, that u showed on your channel and u saying that it is not cut when it is cut indeed, you are welcome correcting u…hehe.
    My reply 2 days ago: Oh yes it is, if u dont belive me look at this channel "Angel" with the title "Summer of fear 1978". For instance when Rachel dont see the reflection on the mirror of Julia and she has to lay down, when she is sleeping she dreams (at 33.43 in the uncut version of that channel) that she jogging with Mike and see a car driving at a mountain ridge, in your version it doesnt happen. Or like when she is worried about her horse, running to the stable to check that the horse is fine, she has some extra dialogues (at 36.26). In your version she just says: "U must think im crazy, huh?" then the scene ends with a earable cut. There are many more scenes explained at the website dvd compare.

    U CF have to be better in investigating if im right or wrong before saying anything…hahaha!

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  3. Tangela is so busted, she can't be all bad if she loves puppies. Now, about Handrew and the maid…. Does anybody remember the creepy movie 5 Desperaye Women where 5 women vacationing on an island and they get trapped there with a psycho killer? Starring Stephanie Powers and Robert Caonrad? 1971. That one scared the crap out of me as a kid. This one takes me back, Lee Majors just after Big Vally, Robert Conrad just after Wild Wild West, Carol Linley just before Poseiden Adventure and the Night Stalker: and Lee will soon become the 6 Million Dollar Man. Fun times. Talented, beautiful people. The 70's had the best made for TV movies, many very creepy ones. Oh, my new rule? ALWAYS listen to Sister Francis! Oh, Vincent is a fun interviewer, Livingston is a smooth operator, and I love not knowing what Tangela is going to do next, and she's a great dancer. Now about allowing Tangela to keep explosives…..

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  4. They are called puppy mills and are illegal, I have a puppy from a puppy mill and would not trade him for anything, the puppy mill where he came from all of the other puppies died, he is the only surviving puppy, and the Indiana State Police are looking for the ones who bred him, he is mix of a Chihuahua and the dog that has a lot of skin. When he was born they did not cut the umbilical cord and the skin grew around it and around the intestines, and I have to have it surgically removed. I would hope puppy mills are illegal in all states not just in Indiana.

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