Your Favorite Made For TV HORROR MOVIES?

[baseball2k]

what is your favorite HORROR MADE FOR TV MOVIES?

[neverending]

Frankenstein: The True Story, with James Mason, David McCallum & Michael Sarrizan.

[Elvis_Christ]

Not films I know but the Masters of Horror stuff was dope especially Cigarette Burns.

I really dug It when it was screened on TV as a mini series. It was a lot more effective in that format I thought. The ending is totally average however.

But for my favorite I'd have to go with my man Kolchak and The Night Stalker pilot movie.

[cheebacheeba]

Probably "it" would rate pretty highly for me.
Also I saw one (only once) called "House of Frankenstein" sometime in the 90's that I really liked...have never seen or heard of it since...

[Straker]

Originally Posted by neverending

Frankenstein: The True Story, with James Mason, David McCallum & Michael Sarrizan.

I had to take a closer look at this because it didn't sound familiar. Feels like something I should've seen, but I haven't, unless I saw it as a kid. Either way I am gonna have to track this down. The cast list is crammed with names. Worth it just for Mason & McCallum, but with names like Gielgud and even Tom Baker in there I have to check this out. Sounds quality.

As to the question at hand, I'd go with Salems Lot.

[neverending]

It was actually a mini-series originally. I can't remember now if it was in 2 or 3 parts, but it's very well done and attempts to tell the story as it was written, from beginning to end.

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by neverending

It was actually a mini-series originally. I can't remember now if it was in 2 or 3 parts, but it's very well done and attempts to tell the story as it was written, from beginning to end.

2 parts - and you're right, amazing adaptation. I stil have it some where on VHS from the telly..There was also a pretty faithful Dracula 2-part BBC miniseries made in the 70's . Though it suffered from a lowish budget (it was shot on video and film), I do remember it being enjoyable..

Some TV not mentioned I liked:

Trilogy of Terror

Whose afraid of the dark

Duel

Bad Ronald

The Woman in Black

The various MR James Christmas ghost stories.

[neverending]

Duel is great. Have to agree with you there.

[zwoti]

salem's lot

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

Some TV not mentioned I liked:

Trilogy of Terror

Bad Ronald

The Woman in Black

I have only seen them lately, all are great.