Don’t Be Afraid of The Dark
Initial release: October 10, 1973
Director: John Newland
Writer: Nigel McKeand
Make-up artist: Michael Hancock
Cinematographer: Andrew Jackson
Original network: ABC
Made For Televison
Location(s): Piru Mansion - 829 & 837 Park Road, Piru, California
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| Don't Be Afraid of The Dark a 1970's classic horror |
The story begins with Alex (Jim Hutton) and Sally Farnham (Kim Darby) who moves into an old mansion that they have inherited from Sally's grandmother.
Sally is warned by handyman (Mr. Harris) that the bricked up fire place is better left that way. Sally unbolts the ash door in her grandfather's study. A series of odd events take place.
She must convince her husband that the odd events and the strange little creatures are not her imagination. Alex refuses to listen to her stories of the strange sightings which leaves her isolated with the small terrifying creatures who are determined to take her soul.
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| Small terrifying creatures who are determined to take Sally's soul |
The small cast of seasoned actors are Kim Darby, Barbara Anderson, and Jim Hutton who are best known for their work in television as each give strong performances.
This suspenseful story is clean of gore and excessive violence and may be a good choice for family viewing.
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| Alex (Jim Hutton) and Sally Farnham (Kim Darby) in Don't Be Afraid of The Dark. A 1970's made-for-television horror classic |
Don't Be Afraid of The Dark is such a cult favorite of the best made for television horror movies. It is a 70's classic horror worth watching and adding to your classic horror collection.
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