Don't play the Karen Black screaming drinking game. You may not make it to the end of the 50 minute episode. she's the widow of a Vietnam veteran whom she insists is calling her to let her know that he is alive and is planning on killing her because she is getting remarried. Her fiance wants her to see a psychiatrist, but she insists that she knows what she's claiming to be hearing on the phone is correct.
"Barbara! The promise! Remember!" is the key line from the phone conversations of a whispering man and only she is around when these calls are being made so only black and the viewer have any idea that this is recurring, and the viewer isn't sure that this isn't all in her mind. At one point when layingng on a bed, she looks like all she's missing is the Tiki Monster from "Trilogy of Terror", which makes this really a campy but creepy episode. In spite of laughing at the unintentional humor, I found myself engrossed by it, and it's a must for 70's horror aficianados.
"Barbara! The promise! Remember!" is the key line from the phone conversations of a whispering man and only she is around when these calls are being made so only black and the viewer have any idea that this is recurring, and the viewer isn't sure that this isn't all in her mind. At one point when layingng on a bed, she looks like all she's missing is the Tiki Monster from "Trilogy of Terror", which makes this really a campy but creepy episode. In spite of laughing at the unintentional humor, I found myself engrossed by it, and it's a must for 70's horror aficianados.
