A young drifter is caught in the clutches of a pair of femme fatales (Susan Anspach and Olivia D'Abo) in this thriller also...
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Wade Burnett
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1988
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As a high-school prank, several high-school students unwittingly release an ancient witch and her demons in this made-for-TV...
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Phil Grenville
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1986
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On her first day at an all-girls Catholic High School in Chicago, shy and reserved Janey Glenn (Sarah Jessica Parker) meets...
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Jeff Malene
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1985
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Michael
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1984
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1983
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A muscular pair of Yankee brothers visit a backwater Georgia town and end up involved with rednecked mutant zombies. The...
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Mike Cameron
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1983
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Arthur Hailey's novel Hotel had already served as the inspiration for a 1967 theatrical film when this TV pilot came along on...
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1983
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Sure to generate conversation, this provocative drama tells the story of how a middle-class family is torn apart when their...
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1982
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The 1978 series pilot True Grit is based on the 1969 John Wayne film of the same name. Warren Oates brings his own...
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1978
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Lawrence Kerwin stars as James Hunter, a gawky Oregon teenager who moves to Boston with his family. Suffering the requisite...
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Singer
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1977
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Directed and produced by genre icon Dan Curtis (Dark Shadows, Trilogy of Terror), this trio of terrifying stories from I Am...
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1977
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Dan Curtis, director of TV's Dark Shadows series, directed this eerie haunted-house thriller about a house which draws energy...
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David
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1976
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Baker's Hawk is an old-style Western starring old-style Clint Walker. Burl Ives plays a recluse plagued by vigilantes. Ives...
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Billy Baker
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1976
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Man on the Outside was the pilot film for the weekly ABC TV series Griff. Lorne Greene stars as retired police captain Wade...
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1975
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While Captain Stanley is on vacation, his replacement is Captain Robertson (John Anderson), a hardbitten veteran firefighter...
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1975
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This episode is truly episodic, offering poignant and sometimes tragic vignettes occuring during a single San Francisco...
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1974
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George C. Scott produced, directed and distributed this offbeat drama. Near the turn of the century, John (Scott), his wife...
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1974
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Gilbert Wright's novel Madman's Chain had already been adapted to television by Alcoa/Goodyear Theatre by the time that Cry...
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1974
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, youthful lawbreaker Greg Whitney (Lee H. Montgomery) is sent to a summer camp for...
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1974
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Kojak (Telly Savalas) makes it his personal mission to help little David Hecht (Lee H. Montgomery) find his missing father...
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1974
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Adam-12 launches its seventh season with the first episode of a two-part story. When officers Jim Reed (Kent McCord) and Pete...
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1974
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Chief Ironside is assigned to...
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1973
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Several familiar faces dot the cast of the made-for-TV Runaway! The scene is a treacherous mountainside, where several skiers...
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1973
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Ironside (Raymond Burr) has degenerated from a respected law enforcement officer to a...
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1973
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The made for TV Female Artillery is a comedy, just in case the title didn't tip you off. Set in the Old West, the film stars...
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1973
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John Vernon, usually cast as a corrupt prison warden, plays a sympathetic (by default!) role in this episode. Escaping from...
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1972
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This sequel to the rampaging-rodent chiller Willard stars Lee H. Montgomery as young Danny Garrison, a neglected kid who...
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Danny Garrison
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1972
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1972
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In $1,000,000 Duck, the titular duck is exposed to radiation and begins laying golden eggs, which brings it under the...
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Jimmy Dooley
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1971
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After coming across a corpse stuffed in a sack and deposited in a park, Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) notifies the homicide...
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1971
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