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How about the Initiation of Sarah (1978)? Sorority girls do battle with each other, and one girl has psychic powers she employs in this battle. I think it was Morgan Brittany and Morgan Fairchild, but I forget which Morgan was the good one and which was evil.
How about the Initiation of Sarah (1978)? Sorority girls do battle with each other, and one girl has psychic powers she employs in this battle. I think it was Morgan Brittany and Morgan Fairchild, but I forget which Morgan was the good one and which was evil.
I remember that one. I believe Morgan Fairchild becomes ugly at the end thru an accident or something.
How about The Screaming Woman? I remember seeing that as a kid, and it stuck with me.
And there was a movie - I think a TV movie - about subterranean beetles that made a spark. They came out after an earthquake, and starting burning up people, houses, and car. One memorable scene was someone who picked up a phone that happened to have one of the Zippo bugs on it, and it burned their ear, apparently killing them. Cannot remember the name, though!
And there was a movie - I think a TV movie - about subterranean beetles that made a spark. They came out after an earthquake, and starting burning up people, houses, and car. One memorable scene was someone who picked up a phone that happened to have one of the Zippo bugs on it, and it burned their ear, apparently killing them. Cannot remember the name, though!
How about the Initiation of Sarah (1978)? Sorority girls do battle with each other, and one girl has psychic powers she employs in this battle. I think it was Morgan Brittany and Morgan Fairchild, but I forget which Morgan was the good one and which was evil.
Morgan Brittany was the good one (and beautiful), and Sarah's sister. Morgan Fairchild was the mean one. Her face got scarred in the end (forgot how).
I forgot all about that movie, Maybe I'll be Home in the Spring. I didn't remember the title, but I remember that movie. That one and Go Ask Alice for some reason stayed with me. It seemed like such a hip and groovy TV show at the time.
Alice's hippie man was played by Robert Carradine of Nerds fame.
One good thing about movies made for television in the 1970s is that they often cast veteran actors and actresses who began working in Hollywood in the 1930s or earlier. You could see Ray Milland, Joan Blondell, Myrna Loy, Barbara Stanwyck, Lew Ayres, etc. in the twilight of their careers. Unless you watch a lot of "classic" movies, these names may not be familiar to you. You also saw actors who were "hot properties" on television then (James Franciscus, Roy Thinnes, David Janssen, etc.) but are now unknown to most people.
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