Satan's Triangle [Sutton Roley, USA, 1975]
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- TITLE: Satan's Triangle
DIRECTOR: Sutton Roley
PRINCIPAL CAST: Doug McClure / Kim Novak / Alejandro Rey / Ed Lauter / Jim Davis.
ORIGINAL TRANSMISSION DATE: 14/01/1975 (ABC) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Anyone watching at present in 2024, do enjoy!❤
I saw this TV movie when i was 10 years old here in Mexico, thanks for share it
10:53 he's hangin in there!
I remember when this movie was on TV in seventies, it was the movie of the week. When TV air waves was free and the networks actually had quality shows
That movie of the week hit different 😊
I also remember watching this movie.
TV airwaves are still free. You can own an antenna.
@@Bill-uo6cmI remember this too--scary!! Excellent role for Kim Novak ❤
And it was Mom's bowling night, so Dad was totally harried by our screams!
I was a teenager when this came on TV in 1975 and I have never forgotten it. I was so obsessed with the Bermuda Triangle back then. There was a weekly TV show as well, about the Bermuda Triangle, called Fantastic Journey. Loved that one too.
Yes it was Tuesday night Movie of the week
Same here. I was 15 when this aired and I never forgot it. GREAT creep factor!
I never heard of this but watched for Kim Novak and Doug McClure and so glad I did, the ending is riveting. Never heard of the Fantastic Journey but am downloading the 10 episodes now. Glad you mentioned it.
I was 11 when this aired, scared the crap out of me, especially at the end when she laughs that EVIL laugh...lol.
@@janicereed9422 YES! And Doug McClure's creepy smile at the end.😱😱😱
Thank you!! I have been looking for this movie for years! Saw it in TV in 1975 when I was thirteen. Kim Novak's smile at then end freaked me out then and still creeps me out even though I haven't seen this in 45 years!
Same here - i remember watching this as a little girl with my mom. I was terrified, especially at the end
Better than today's special effects movies. These movies have a soul
I agree. The older films have a more personal feel to them, too, at least to me. I feel distanced by many of the newer movies.
Does ABC even have movies of the week anymore? Anyway, they're better than Hallmark and Lifetime crap.
You can't be serious. What "special effects" are you referring to? I didn't see anything hardly at all.
Not this one . . . the Devil has the souls. Muwahahahahaaaa!!!
@@ShadovvV You misunderstood Puran Puran's comment. She was saying that this movie as it is, is better than the movies made today even with there special effects.
I remember when The Bermuda Triangle was such a big thing. Now you never hear about it.
Austin Carlson People crazy and full of s***...now that’s a novelty.
Kind of like the Stimulus Checks LOL.
Perhaps the Bermuda Triangle also got lost .. in itself ! ...🤨😯
it's a government conspiracy to make people forget about it
That’s because now we have technology to prove bullshit
This is why 1970's "Make For TV" movies were so great. They almost always throw in a bit of a twist at the end, that jumps right out and says, "Gotcha!" They were always well made and entertaining. To be totally honest, most of these movies were so much better than what was being released in the theaters at that time. And, because of the production quality, they were most always the topic of conversation the next day. And, I was there!
You're exactly right.
Me too!!!
Roger that !
@Wes McGee
I get ya. Lost a brother in 76', dad in 81, mom in 2011, another brother in 2012 & baby brother just before Thanksgiving 2019. So, I understand about family being gone.
Pain from Multiple Sclerosis prevents me from doing much. So, I watch a lot of movies on TH-cam I haven't seen for 30/40+ years.
And, I'll stick by saying that the made for TV movies from the 60's & 70's were so we'll made.
@Mary H
My favorites were "Daughter Of The Mind", "Trilogy Of Terror" & "Crowhaven Farm", just to name a few. Too many to count.
Seems like everybody commenting can remember when they first saw this movie, lol. Scared the crap out of us when we were young.
I was about 6 or 7 and the twist at the end scared the crap out of me the first time I watched it in the mid 70's
Anyone watching now in 2020.if you are have a great day.
You too!
Same to you
Stay healthy
God bless
@@marcychan168 xx
PAUL NELSON i thank you, Paul. I will be watching this for the first time - August 9, 2020. I was in high school - about to graduate - when this debuted in 1975. Hope you have a great day and are staying safe, strong and healthy.
PAUL NELSON August 10, 2020
Creeped me out back when it first aired & still in 2023. Great made for TV movie!
10+ on the creepiness factor and quite the twist at the end - one of the best 1970's made for tv horror movies!
THE best 70s tv horror movie. I saw it when it first aired and the ending scared the SHIT out of me!
@@lonniecavenee6201 i saw it in 1980 when i was 4 years old, it was on late night tv, and it was sooooo scary to me.
... HELLO MARY H. IT'S 2023 NOW.. I'M GONNA TRY THE DEVIL'S TRIANGLE ON YOUR RECOMMENDATION OF +10 CREEPY SCALE.... YOU MAY HAVE AN APPLE 🍎... TOODLE OOH.. 🏴🥸👍
I remember being so scared when she was smiling at the “end” only to realize now in 2023 she wasn’t the devil. I guess I was so upset my mother turned it off😂
@@beaglenash4317Yeah, the smiling is super creepy. But she _is_ the devil.
Thanks for this. One of the scariest films I saw as a child and have always remembered it.
I'm with you on that. I was 9 or 10 and then spent the next 30 years hoping to see it again. Had no idea what the title was....just remembered the creepy priest and the impaled guy on a fish. What a ride!
Mark Terpening, I 'll finish watching it. Cheers.
When I first saw it as a kid it was really scary how special effects and changed but Kim Novak is so sexy, that blue dress and if she asked me show her the love I would be there priest or no priest. .
I feel the same way you feel I saw this movie when I was about maybe 10 or 11 couldn't really remember the name glad I'm not the only one that saw it and was scared at a young age but glad to see it again on a Sunday night home all alone just me and my cat unfortunately I happen to have the flu but all is fair in Love and War when you find a good flick to watch that you haven't seen in about 30 Years thank you for the download much appreciated oh and my cat says thank you also.😿
@@lynneallen1652 hope your feeling better ...
These films were so much better made than today's junk.
Did so much with so little technology and special effects.
Damn right... this was actually fucking awesomeness... and it was kinda lame all the way up to the ending!!! Also unlike most rehashed crap of today, they could end a movie good back then too...
Pagdolini is the man!!! I could only hope to follow his footsteps......
+@@johnjones6049 From Duel 71 to Salem,s Lot 79. Not to mention England,s Hammer Horror. The best was late 60,s to late 70,s. for Horror.
I AGREE.
Totally agree
Haven't seen this in over 40yrs, loved Doug McClure in the 60's & 70's and Kim Novak in 'Strangers when we meet' (1960) with Kirk Douglas....Television back then was the best, sitcoms, mini-series, Bandstand & great cartoons for kids, those were the days!!
jenna mcqueen thank you for the Kirk Douglas movie tip. And, you’re right - we had good tv, made for tv films, mini- series, and cartoons.
@light bulb It's just nostalgia for some people.
Saw this as a child when it first aired and it scared me for years after. Great memory of this - like being brought back in time.
Thanks for the movie. I saw it only one time a long long time ago, but I never forget how scary was. The last scene was unforgettable and memorable. A film much better than today's movies.
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I saw this film 40 years ago as a teenager & it scared me! I just watched it all again & the transformation is still really scary. A remake is due, I think. Great movie. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
C W I don’t recall ever watching this movie, but i was just graduating from high school and preparing to go to college when this debuted.
Oh god please don't let them remake this classic!! They will just turn it into even more politically correct bullshit, and ruin it completely!!
Yup, saw it when I was a kid and it scared the snot out if me.
You're not lying scared me s#** as a kid to I miss those abc week night movies
No remake.. nothing wrong with this classic !!
An all-time favorite of mine as well, from the night I watched this in our south Louisiana home to rediscovering it again as an adult. The three leads were excellent with enough eerie suspense to make a nine-year-old pull a sofa pillow over his eyes. I couldn't get enough of the mysteries of the Devil's / Satan's Triangle as a kid, and this movie was everything I had hoped for and then some.
May I ask where in South Louisiana?
Love those 70s horror movies, I devoured them when I was a kid! Thanks for making my day!
@Roben Turner You and me both! So much better than today's nonsense. 😉😊
Remembering how families spent time together back in the day. Popcorn and a good horror flick.
Love this! Watching this with my Mom when I was a teenager in the early 90's on TBS when they had movies during the day! This was one of our Favorite Movies! Thanks for Uploading! My mom has passed away, I was telling my daughters about this movie one day where towards the end of the movie the lady's face Creeped Me Out! Now I can show them what I was talking about.
Felecia Grasty, I cant remember the first time I saw this 🎥 but I do know it was on late at night and watched it in the dark with my parents, it was,at the time, quite scary but couldn’t stop watching it, now I am a lot lot older it is more like a thriller than horror story, but still good.
I was in 4th grade when this came on TV. Back then, everyone got TV Guide, so you knew what was coming on TV at least a week in advance. All the kids at school were talking about this one, and everyone planned to watch it. My parents decided it wasn’t appropriate so, that night, we watched something else. The next day, everyone at school was talking about it, so I pretended I had watched it, too. I doubt most of my class actually did watch it. Everyone just made up stories about the Devil’s Triangle. I was amazed at how many of my classmates in Louisiana had been on sailboats in the Atlantic with their dads and uncles. Anyway, for the next few weeks that dominated the playground conversation and was the subject of many book reports.
Same exact story here but you told it magnificently. Much better than I could. Even now it holds up as a well made, creepy story. The shocker at the end with Kim Novak was wild.. Scared the hell outa me and I was 14! lol.
Larry Freeborn thanks! 😉
@@ositogringo Great movie ! I watched it many times on the TV growing up. It never gets old.
Isn't it strange how that first fear stays with you? It's akin to losing one's virginity, in that it remains an exclamation marker of a life point. That facing the dark moment is as inevitable as the death of self humans fear most.
I'm older, so my movie scare more remote. TVs were a novelty when this happened for me. A movie at a neighbor's house on their overwhelming 19 inch screen was an occasion. One as engraved on my six year old mind as the moon landings would be a decade and a half later.
"A dark and stormy night" brought me and my older brother to dark shores in a small Kentucky town one winter. By parental arrangement, I would get to see a whole TV program, not just the passing glimpse of motion in a department store window.
The movie was "The Devil and Danial Webster". (Yeah, that Webster, of law and dictionary fame.) As best I recall, it was a Faustian deal, where the jury was killers and Nazis and smoking pirates ( not high baseball fans, you numbskulls!!).
Anyway, as sophisticated as this sounds now, you have to remember TVs were scarce, and we lived a very rural life and were only "in town" to visit, so I hadn't even been to what was called a "moving picture show" in my life.
So when a burning witness in this courtroom drama over a man's soul, flew right at the screen, with me two feet away in a dark room, I promptly pissed myself, ran from the house and down the street, arriving breathless at my grandparents. Everyone had a laugh at my fear, which is now a little appreciated art of family therapy practiced by folks of that era.
Sure, I could maybe find that old movie somewhere in this internet jungle, but at no profit, and some loss, to who I am. That first scare was never equaled again, not by war, not by tragedies, not by "close calls" not even by my own NDE. To chuckle at the triteness and simplicity of that movie would be a fool's trade. It is my sanity marker, a distant judgement stone for later realities.
Cherish these things, for they too shaped who and what you are now. In my years I have seen the evil men do, the mistakes of roads others took, and I never made any deals at the peril of my self/soul. I always wanted to avoid that smokey courtroom.
John Lame Elk so eloquently put!
Love these old horror movies...
Ive remembered that end since I saw this in 1981 when for some reason my parents left me alone to watch TV! Freaked me out completely then, since then and still!
The Bermuda Triangle mystery has always been fascinating. I remember watching episodes of Leonard Nimoy's show, "In Search Of."
Years later I saw a documentary where they were examining deep-sea, ice methane deposits, formed from decaying marine animal and plant matter, on the slopes in the great depths of the ocean in that area as being the cause.
It was proposed that underwater avalanches of the material breaking free would release methane as the ice field pulverized under pressure and would send methane rushing to the surface.
Such an eruption would turn the surface to foam and scuttle ships. A large enough eruption would eject the heavy gas high enough into the sky to starve low-flying aircraft engines of the oxygen needed for combustion.
A test with scale model cargo tankers quickly sank the model ships to the bottom of a pool. People don't breath methane either, which would explain why so many disappear with no distress call.
It was huge in the 70s! Well, everything occult was big back then. I wish they'd bring that mystical aspect back to television.
There is no mystery.
The ending scared the life out of me when I saw it on TV in the 70s. 😳
On the night 🌚 of January 14, 1975, on THE ABC TUESDAY MOVIE 🎬 OF THE WEEK, of course, Graham---at 8:30 🕣 p.m. Eastern Time.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 ah, nostalgia... 😊
@@grahamturner1290 Yep 👍🏻!
I am sixty this year and still recall it to this very day. Was about 14 when I first saw it.
lol
Anyone watching now in 2019👍
2019 merry new year! Jurkey time!
I am watching it in 2019.
2019 here
September 8, 2019 :)
2019
Saw this movie when it first aired on TV as a kid. Think it was on ABC. Not sure. But it was a big deal back then. A bunch of us talked about it in class the next day. We all thought it was creepy. Such simple times.
One of my all-time favorite movies.
One of the scariest ever! Excelent movie with major stars and a logical and intelligent ending!
An excellent 70’s thriller for its time. Very accurate how Satan works deception, temptation & claiming who actually belongs to him!
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Seen for yourself have ya? 🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣
"Very accurate" hahahaha
This was terrifying when I watched it as a kid.... Now, she just reminds me of all the manipulative, narcissistic and judgemental Christians I've encountered in my life.....
@@uu-mu9fk have you encountered any real ones: loving, compassionate, yet not weak, etc..I ask cuz what you're describing are satan's counterfeits. And it's working if it's drawing you away from Christ. The thing is, we follow Christ, not people. They answer to him for what they say and do...
Right, and her line: I don't believe in the devil anymore
@@nealrose8653 do you believe Satan & God exists?
I was 7 years old when I first saw this movie on TV back in 1975. This was really scary to me back then but I kept watching it. Thanks for posting.
I watched this when I was 5 years old and it scared the shit out of Me ..!!
It could have scared "the BEJESUS" out of you too; if you where older at the time.
ABC, if you are listening, bring back all these classics and show them once a week. You've started with "Live Before a Studio Audience" recently and that has brought a new generation of people watching TV the way it was and the way it should be. These are well-made movies!
Kim Novak, what great screen presence.
Thank you so much for the upload. This is the best looking quality of this movie since being released on network television. Always thought it was a creepy movie.
20:47 Kim Novak looked bloody good for a 41 year old woman at the time of filming this....and she is still alive today in March 2024 having just turned 91 !
STRONG EUROPEAN ROOTS (CZECH ! )
Wow! The ending still gets me every time.
The ending broke all expectations! Great movie!
Just seen this (17/09/2019), and very much enjoyed it, nice twist at the end, good story, well made, and acted, the good old days of movie making no expensive special effects, just a decent story, well paced, as a BIG horror fan I LOVED this.great to see it. thanks for putting it on here.will check out your channel, and if I see more films like this I will be subscribing.
Back in the 1970s and 80s you could watch well scripted and produced made for tv movies .And for free 👍
Cable was commercial free.....( at first as a sales pitch )
@BC Bob lol sure we didn't lol
BTW there’s a man floating in mid air I’m just gonna pick up this hot chick and will get the heck out of here !
Except for this one
@@davmpls Well ,not all of them were Emmy worthy 😂
I saw this last in 1979 when I was only 9 years old. Could never forget it. I was terrified after watching it. Watched an episode of Weird History today about the Bermuda Triangle and immediately searched for this movie. The plot twist at the end is the best!
I love these old films. I like how in the opening a girl is catatonic while being helped as the pilot is lowering the basket from the chopper. The second it arrives she hops in like a kid on a ride at Six Flags!
I was a college student when this movie came out and it SCARED THE LIVING HELL OUT OF ME THEN!!!!!!!
I wrote a paper as a senior in high school on this subject, from a borrowed book, thanks, Dad, I got an A.
I stayed home from school one day in the 80s watched on tv and never forgot this movie
I was 18 and remember seeing this when it first aired. The ending gave me nightmares! They don't make 'em like this anymore.
At 17:47, you see Doug McClure snatch his hand away from the basket; any body want to take a quess why?
Will here's the answer; when an aircraft is in the air and traveled awhile, it builds up a static charge, and if you touch the metal it'll give you a nice little jolt. Worked several different airfields and learned about that the hard way! lol
So....why did'nt that amphibious CG Sikorsky HH-3F chopper touch down to pick those two up, after the basket line broke?
rafdavfl HA HA HAAA AND IT WORKS WITH CLOTHING TO DARN STATIC 🤝😂🤣
Amazing...
I kept saying that to myself too because that helicopter clearly has flotation pontoons and to save fuel I would think they would have just set it down to perform a thorough inspection of the craft. Perhaps they were afraid it might drift away from the sailboat or might drift into the sailboat?@@stevelindstedt8858
@@TheEdwardrommel Probably - also the casual way they were filmed flying out to the boat I'd think a rescue boat could get there quicker!
Thank you so much for the movie I really enjoyed that.
Thanks for sharing...never seen this before.
I didn't think I would...but I did enjoy this. Don't want to be a spoiler by saying any more...except that the video quality was very good :)
One of my favorites of all time and thank you for posting this better version.
I watch this movie at least once a week. I love it!
I remember watching this movie back in the mid 70s, I was 10 yrs old it scared the crap out of me at that time...God I miss the 70s 80s and 90s.
I saw this when it first aired. It scared the heck out of me. 5 years later, I enlisted in the USCG and became a flight mechanic in the HH52A helicopter. Fortunately, I never had a run-in with Satan. Saw the movie again today…it still frightened me.
My name is Doug McClure you may remember me from such classics as Warlords of Atlantis. Enough joking around this is a very good TV movie from the seventies first time i have watched it in over 40 years and it still looks good. Two other films from the same period are worth a look Black Noon and The Norliss Tapes both coincidentally star Roy Thinnes. Anyway thanks for posting.
@@lisanokes1446 Predictive text never know what it’s going to do Roy Thinnes to Roy Rhines. Loved the Invaders.
my brother told me about this one in the 1970's and i waited for it to come on again - but it never seemed to - but finally i found it!
Thanks for uploading, love watching the TV Terror films from the 70's.
This popped up as a youtube rec & I'd never even heard of it before. Such a pleasant little surprise really decent film. Gotta love the 70s & their desire to offer TV Horror films which were actually good. Great quality too, thanks very much for the upload, a little hidden gem for me thanks again.
corpus vile You ought to check out "Helter Skelter", the movie about the Tate/ Labianca murders.
Thanks for the reminder I keep meaning to & I've heard Steve Railsback is great in it as Manson
You know...when I go deep sea Marlin fishing I ALWAYS take a hooker, mobster sailors, a fat cat Capitalist fishing fanatic, and a Demonic Priest along with me for fun.....
Yes. So much 😍
Wow, I saw this movie on TV like in 1979 or 1980, I was like 8 and this movie scared the living **** out of me. Very good quality, thanks a lot!!
I remember this one. I was in 9th grade, home sick with the flu. It kind of freaked me out at the time, probably the 102.5°F fever had something to do with it.
Marie Katherine Along with a good imagination:) These movies scared me also when I was a kid. Some still do:)
I guess you are fortunately saved from Satan of flu.
I almost got to 105 once when I was 20 or so. I remember having a serious migrane from hell. Supposedly when I was between 1-2 my parents took a trip to Oklahoma to visit friends....in-laws and such. During the trip my mother told me I slipped into a coma from having a higher fever than that. They thought I was gonna die. They took me to the hospital and were preparing for it.....doctors agreed. Then.....3 days later...I just woke up and was fine. It was a religious experience for my family I guess. For me......I don't remember any of it.....obviously
@@joeyferguson840 It sounds like ..Covid19!
Thank you for posting this! I haven't seen it since I was in the 8th grade. I remember telling all my classmates about it the following day. Even my history teacher talked about it as well as his crush on Kim Novak.
HE HAD GOOD TASTE ! THANKS TO VERTIGO
Another great movie, you have so many classics...... thank you so much!
+ Anthony Francsiosa,excuse the spelling also Doug McClure were definitely accomplished actors in their own right, it's a great ensemble cast. Just well done. Thanks for the upload guys again, Nicely done. 👍👍👍👍👍💥💯
I watched this in 1975 when I was in the 8th grade; I didn't sleep well that night. The next day at school my classmates and teacher talked about this, since most of us saw it. Mostly, we talked about Pagnolini. His faith was put to the ultimate test that day. Haig was thrown to his death, the Atlantic Ocean is getting closer by the second, Lucifer is standing next to him saying 'accept me and reject Him, and I will let you live.' But, Pagnolini wouldn't give in. I have a picture in my mind of Pagnolini standing before God and the Lord saying to him 'my son, you acted with great bravery. Enter my kingdom; YOU'RE A BADASS!'
@sirmontyrock yup, he passed his test. He may have lost his physical life, but his soul will remain free.
I saw the original broadcast of this when I was eleven years old, and it scared the heck out of me. TV movies of the horror/suspense genre hit their peak in the 70s. Some other good ones I remember are Crowhaven Farm, The Old Man Who Cried Wolf, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, and Trilogy of Terror. I'm getting scared now just thinking about them!
@Jason Hurd The 70's had the best horror movies! 😆 Thank you for listing those others. I'm definitely going to check those out!! 👍👍😉😉
@@funkoflippers2057 You are so right! Some other good ones (theatrical, not TV) are Tales From the Crypt (from 1972, NOT the later version), and its sequel The Vault of Horror; The House That Dripped Blood; From Beyond the Grave; Tales That Witness Madness; and Asylum (again, the 70s version, NOT the later film of the same title). Incidentally, all the films I've listed up till now in this post are 'anthology-style', made up of several shorter stories, so I hope you like that sort of thing. Also the films Suspiria and Inferno by Dario Argento are must-sees for any horror fan: very stylish and creepy. Oh, and one more which is actually from the 60s: a Japanese film called Kwaidan, another 'anthology' film. Happy viewing!
@@jasonhurd4379 Thank you so much! 😆😆 That's very thoughtful. 😊😊 I really appreciate this!!!! Again, thank you. 😊 😊
@@funkoflippers2057 You are quite welcome! I hope you can find something you will enjoy. ☺
Trilogy of Terror is super creepy - the third one most particularly. - 26 Nov 2018
I remember this from the ‘70’s. Really enjoyed it again.
OK I'm old ! I remember watching this on TV!
The ending really made that movie worth the ride.
Thanks for the upload and sharing it with us.
That ending was epic like wow i wish it had a part 2
I was around 13 when this came out. My parents wouldn't let me watch it ☹. But I did watch it about 5 years later. Great movie!
Thank you for posting this! I caught the last 10 minutes of this when I was around 10 years old one Sunday afternoon, and it scared the crap out of me. Having watched the full movie, I love it. It really holds up.
Can't go wrong with Doug McClure in it!
I have been looking to watch this movie again for mor than 20 yeard!!.
I will not recomend this movie for people with weak hard.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST MOVIE ABOUT BERMUDA TRISNGLE THAT EVER SEEN.
Thanks for sharing.
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And Pag DeLini is THE BEST PILOT
Yes thepilote is very good actor.
I like him, too.
Devil's laugh at the end is the perfect ringtone. When my boss asks me if my work is all done, I play the Devil's laugh in my head.....
I saw this movie probably decades ago. I just wanna give a shout out to all the posts That don't give away the twist at the end that I forgot. Big respect.
i'll bet McClure was chewing his cud then too.
This was filmed on our yacht in '75.
Off Ventura, California, I heard.
Did the yacht have a refrigerated from below?
Was only released Jan 14 1975....
Cool
Fantastic. Do you still have it
Thanks for posting, I thoroughly enjoyed it
saw this once on tv when i guess it was 1st broadcast- it stayed with me since. I had to look it up on imbd (because I did not remember the title). really good transfer from the print too. thx for the nightmares....(soft chuckle....)
A minor classic. Like so many others, I saw this back in the 70s and it really scared me.
What would you do if you were in Pagnalini 's shoes? Would you tell Satan to go to hell ? I'm with Pagnalini .
Me too!
Kim Novak, Doug McClure and Jim Davis...wow. I didn't see any of this coming, such a great ending. Got to watch it all through to the end.
Nicely done, many thanks for posting.
I love this movie!!!, this one and the sentinel (with the blind nun) freaked me out.
The Sentinel STILL freaks me out! I ran across the dvd at a flea market and snatched it up so fast. Definitely not a flick to watch all alone..
Good movie and surprisingly good quality!
Great movie! Thanks for uploading.
I shall always remember the last ten minutes of this!!
I saw this movie when I was a kid it scared the crap out of me then and it still scares the crap out of me now. What would you do if Satan was trying to take your soul, I would tell him go to hell and do as Pagalini did.
I suppose it's good for you that there's no so such thing.
Thanks for sharing, I love that movie.
I saw this way back in the 70's. and it scared me. All these years later, I remember it.
A time when people listened.
Superb mystery movie with a stunning finale.
Fantastic film !!! Saw it as a young fella with my dad , scared me to death !!!
... thanks for posting, saw it when I was a kid back in the 70's, never forgot it, now thanks to the magic of the net, and people like you I saw it again. A bit more "cheesy" than I remembered but still a good movie. Thanks!
Just about watchable. Thanks for the upload.
Anyone else recognise Michael Conrad who played Sgt. Phil Esterhaus in Hill Street Blues?
@Wes McGee I envy you.
Sikking seemed to specialise in playing those kinds of characters. I remember his part as Captain of the Excelsior in the Search for Spock.
I saw this when it was first shown on TV. I was impressed by the very end, by how Doug McClure repented. That doesn't mean I accept this interpretation of whatever--if anything--is going on in the Bermuda Triangle. But we all need to repent and change the focus of our lives.
How did Doug McClure repent?
Saw a lot of these US TV movies on NZ TV during the late 70s onwards they were always good to watch
I remember seeing this movie on TV as a kid. It scared the piss out of me and i've never forgotten it.
This was a terrific movie, I remember watching this as a kid, it's just as good now as it was then (but not as scary) ... On a side note, lets see CG finds ship in the Devil's Triangle (Bermuda) with 3 dead men, 1 is a priest hanging "upside down" from a sail arm and another apparently floating in mid air, he also finds a living female who (whether its true or not) tells him what has to be the freakiest story ever told and the one thing on the CG's mind is "oh good I'm gonna get me some" LOL women are so right about us men ... Once again great movie and thanks for the upload
There's a lesson in this: Always wear your Cross when going Marlin fishing. Always.
I saw this as a kid and was scared witless at the ending (won't say more), afraid even to go into my bedroom alone. It remains my top shocker, along with (much later) Blair Witch Project. (Note: the latter hast to seen in a cinema environment -- completely darkened, and without breaks.) Close second place: Don't Look Back.
I remember seeing this on TV when it aired probably on a Saturday or Sunday night. Not a bad movie.