Does anyone know the title to a 70's(?) movie that ends with the husband on horseback tying a double bow? - bow tie movies annapolis
I remember only fragments of the film - it was a couple. I think that witchcraft was involved, or a sect, but in the end, neither male nor female, but not on a horse, the police (can), it is on a park bench, (on foot this time) and double-arch, as she remembers the family. He was curious if anyone knows the name of the movie?
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Bow Tie Movies Annapolis Does Anyone Know The Title To A 70's(?) Movie That Ends With The Husband On Horseback Tying A Double Bow?
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I was right about the film that was my first real hard!
Crowhaven Farm (1970 TV)
IMDb Comments:
"Crowhaven Farm" is one of the best films of all time witch. It is there "(with" aka Horror Hotel, The City Of The Dead, 1960). Both films, the possibility of witchcraft in today's re-exported to revenge on the descendants of the run in 1692. Hope Lange is great as the reincarnation Meg Carey, trying desperately to escape the wrath of the witch, when she and her husband (Paul Burke) tries to have a baby. After a night in the apartment of a friend (Lloyd Bochner) is pregnant. Her husband, who is suspected of infidelity (which does not happen, of course), go to the friend with the intention of jealousy is normal, all against the backdrop of witchcraft. Jennifer Lewis, Loved, spoiled 10-year - old (Cindy Eilbacher), his aunt, Mercy Lewis (Virginia Gregg) and Felicia (Patricia Barry) have to do with witches?
IMDb Preview Comments:
I still remember vividly thePolice in the park at the end of the film, that man seemed to be hope. I think now, and I notice that there is a perfect place for a second part, when there was no sequels!
I am surprised that my mind gave me the picture of Hope Lange, sitting on a park bench near the stroller, but I thought I did not remember correctly. I have not seen this film, at least 35 years! Those who remember their dreams are usually out with stones when he tortured as a witch weighted.
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