Comments on: Trilogy of Terror

By: Cyberdudes

Cyberdudes — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 18:28:16 +0000

Whatever happened to Lysette Anthony. She was real pretty in those movies. English too. What an accent.

By: Transformers (2007) - Review - Movie Reviews Blog

Transformers (2007) - Review - Movie Reviews Blog — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 22:56:16 +0000

[...] only Megatron and Frenzy (who is like the robotic reincarnation of the Zuni fetish doll from “Trilogy of Terror”) really stand out, though Barricade gets a few good moments [...]

By: House of 1000 Corpses - Movie Reviews Blog

House of 1000 Corpses - Movie Reviews Blog — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:31:39 +0000

[...] The members of the family are, for the most part, pretty memorable. You can draw your own comparisons to the members of the Sawyer family in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, so I won’t burden you with mine. Baby sticks out the most prominently, with her trademark laugh shrieking at a consistent pace throughout the film. Otis has to be my favorite member of the family, as Bill Mosley does an incredible job with that nutcase of a character. Tiny is a bit too much of an homage to Leatherface in a movie that’s already too much like “a certain film”. Grandpa is crass but rather forgettable. As I recall, he was going to be given a much larger role in the original script of the film but had his part cut short. Then there’s Mother Firefly, portrayed by Karen Black, who is no stranger to cult horror films, having starred in Trilogy of Terror back in the day. [...]

By: Child’s Play - Movie Reviews Blog

Child’s Play - Movie Reviews Blog — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:23:48 +0000

[...] Puppet Master, Dolls, Demonic Toys, Trilogy of Terror…there are plenty of “killer toy” movies out there (90% of which are produced by Charles Band) but few have the shear lasting power of the Child’s Play franchise. What is it about Chucky that sets him apart from all the other evil dolls and murderous toys? Is it the one-liners? Or is it that, at least early on in the franchise, there was an actual strength to the story? [...]

By: Trilogy of Terror II - Movie Reviews Blog

Trilogy of Terror II - Movie Reviews Blog — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 21:02:15 +0000

[...] The original Trilogy of Terror was a TV movie made in 1975 based on stories written by Richard Matheson with each installment starring Karen Black in the lead. It was a rather unbalanced, mediocre horror flick, with the first 2 stories being a bit weak and the final story being absolutely superb (as such, it’s that one story people remember the movie for). Well, it took over 20 years, but in 1996 they managed to produce a long-awaited sequel. Trilogy of Terror II once again features stories written by or inspired by Richard Matheson, however, Karen Black is nowhere to be found. Instead, some lady named Lysette Anthony stars in all three tales. [...]