A horror story writer, Edmond Blackstone, suffers from a recurring nightmare in which three bizarre figures terrorize him and his family. When Blackstone begins to write, the three figures appear at his home and the dream becomes reality.

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The terrors of art, the convulsions of the medium, that’s Oliver Stone’s sandbox. The painter’s psyche disintegrates under the weight of its own symbolism in Hour of the Wolf, in this version the novelist (Jonathan Frid) stuck with a tale “without an ending” has his weekend getaway crashed by his malefic creations. The dutiful wife (Christina Pickles) and the son (Timothy Ousey) are there, so are the moneyed vulgarian (Joseph Sirolian) and the snide Amazon (Mary Woronov), the old European baron (Roger De Koven) and his morbid beloved (Anne Meacham), “intellectual fantasies” one and all awaiting annihilation. Tourneur is evoked in the Stygian woods with a wandering young woman and a silent muscleman later revealed as the scarred executioner (Henry Judd Baker), gargantuan ax and all. The rest of the unholy trio conjured up by the protagonist’s subconscious are a Fuseli gremlin with crimson tights and switchblade (Hervé Villechaize) and the raven-haired Queen of Evil (Martine Beswick), “the embodiment of Kali herself” perhaps, a sort of grindhouse María Casares. “We are without beginning and without end,” she proclaims huskily. “Our purpose, our only purpose… is death.” Pirandello and the Manson Family are the poles of the rough-hewn nightmare style, fused into a strikingly disagreeable hallucination. A dormant Quebecois autumn rattled most suggestively, where characters by their vanity mirrors talk to the dead and the dead talk back, the raid on the articulate. Craven is concurrent with Last House on the Left, and then there’s Auden’s “As I Walked Out One Evening” and Russell’s Gothic. Stone advances the satirical inquiry in The Hand. With Troy Donahue, Richard Cox, and Lucy Bingham.(Fernando F. Croce)

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Young David Collins has gone missing from his home on the Collinwood Estate. While others try to find him – he in reality playing a prank in just hiding – incidents occur not only on the estate but in town, where some have been victimized by some unknown creature who has left a pair of puncture wounds in their neck. Those that have not survived have literally been drained of their blood by the creature. Following the start of these incidents, a long lost relative of the Collins from England, Barnabas Collins, arrives at the estate, the rest of the family knowing he being who he says he is by the uncanny resemblance to his namesake, who lived approximately one century ago and whose portrait hangs in the main house. Barnabas decides to stay in fixing up the old house on the estate with the help of Willie Loomis, who had just been fired by the family patriarch, Roger Collins. Barnabas’ decision is strengthened when he finds a reason to stay in being able to complete something he was unable to do when he had been at Collinwood previously with Jacqueline DuPre. With the creature attacks continuing, speculation starts turning to the thought of a vampire being loose, Dr. Julia Hoffman, in examining the victims, believing she having a solution to stop the attacks for good. Her ulterior motive has some effect on what happens.

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