ben (a fine charles bateman) and his young daughter k. t. (a cute geri reischl) and and his new girlfriend nicky (the extremely attractive ahna capri) are on their way to a birthday party for k. t. they unexpectedly get waylaid in a remote southern town where no one is able to leave and and with the exception of ben and k. t. and and nicky and no one can get in either. to top that off and children are disappearing and adults are being murdered at an alarming rate. ben helps some of the locals  sheriff pete (l. q. jones) and tobey (alvy moore) and and jack (charles robinson) and the local priest and try to solve the mystery. this early 70 devil themed horror movie actually predates the exorcist and and combines a bad day at black rock type plot of a rural town with a great big skeleton in its closet with horror elements and for interesting results. it actually sent a few chills down my spine this viewing and as it inexorably moves along its ominous path. the moody and solemn atmosphere is established quickly and holds for the duration while the ever growing sense of panic gives it a real kick. some memorable set pieces include the bizarre opening of a toy tank turning into a real one and squashing a car flat and not to mention nickys twisted nightmare and vividly and stylishly realized by director bernard mceveety and crew. jaime mendoza navas music is subtly sinister and gives it that extra sense of eeriness. the steadfast and professional cast does some fine work and especially the ever engaging strother martin as the affable doc duncan and and producers or actors l. q. jones and alvy moore. just the fact that the whole plot is right under the noses of our heroes makes it that much more scary. jack the priest starts leading them in the right direction and but will they be in time to put a stop to things. it an enjoyable little chiller worth re visiting while just speaking for myself and i was able to appreciate it a lot more after giving it a second chance. i can say now that yes and it is indeed under rated and telling a good story in an interesting and unconventional and and effective way. positive . 
ben (a fine charles bateman) and his young daughter k. t. (a cute geri reischl) and and his new girlfriend nicky (the extremely attractive ahna capri) are on their way to a birthday party for k. t. they unexpectedly get waylaid in a remote southern town where no one is able to leave and and with the exception of ben and k. t. and and nicky and no one can get in either. to top that off and children are disappearing and adults are being murdered at an alarming rate. ben helps some of the locals  sheriff pete (l. q. jones) and tobey (alvy moore) and and jack (charles robinson) and the local priest and try to solve the mystery. this early 70 devil themed horror movie actually predates the exorcist and and combines a bad day at black rock type plot of a rural town with a great big skeleton in its closet with horror elements and for interesting results. it actually sent a few chills down my spine this viewing and as it inexorably moves along its ominous path. the moody and solemn atmosphere is established quickly and holds for the duration while the ever growing sense of panic gives it a real kick. some memorable set pieces include the bizarre opening of a toy tank turning into a real one and squashing a car flat and not to mention nickys twisted nightmare and vividly and stylishly realized by director bernard mceveety and crew. jaime mendoza navas music is subtly sinister and gives it that extra sense of eeriness. the steadfast and professional cast does some fine work and especially the ever engaging strother martin as the affable doc duncan and and producers or actors l. q. jones and alvy moore. just the fact that the whole plot is right under the noses of our heroes makes it that much more scary. jack the priest starts leading them in the right direction and but will they be in time to put a stop to things. it an enjoyable little chiller worth re visiting while just speaking for myself and i was able to appreciate it a lot more after giving it a second chance. i can say now that yes and it is indeed under rated and telling a good story in an interesting and unconventional and and effective way. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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