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Trilogy of Terror

Trilogy of Terror (1975)Cast and Crew

Movie"An electrifying experience - you won't believe your eyes!"

Cast

K
Karen Black
as Julie / Millicent Larimore / Therese Larimore / Amelia
R
Robert Burton
as Chad Foster
J
John Karlen
as Thomas Amman
G
George Gaynes
as Dr. Chester Ramsey
J
Jim Storm
as Eddie Nells
K
Kathryn Reynolds
as Anne Richards
O
Orin Cannon
as Motel Clerk
G
Gregory Harrison
as Arthur Moore
T
Tracy Curtis
as Tracy
W
Walker Edmiston
as Zuni Fetish Doll (voice) (uncredited)

Crew

D
Dan Curtis
Director
R
Richard Matheson
Screenplay
R
Richard Matheson
Story
B
Bob Cobert
Original Music Composer
K
Kathryn Blondell
Hairstylist
A
Art Levinson
First Assistant Director
R
Robert J. Koster
Unit Production Manager
D
David McCann
Post Production Supervisor
J
James Pilcher
Sound Mixer
L
Lowell Thomas
Construction Coordinator
R
Richard Albain
Special Effects
E
Erik von Buelow
Other
M
Michael Simpson
Assistant Camera
B
Bob Rose
Key Grip
J
John S. Perry
Costume Supervisor
B
Barbara Siebert
Costumer
L
Lois Kerst
Production Assistant
C
Craig Morse
Production Assistant
R
Robert Singer
Associate Producer
P
Paul Lohmann
Director of Photography
W
William F. Nolan
Teleplay
D
Dan Curtis
Producer
L
Les Green
Editor
G
Gail Melnick
Casting
J
Jan Scott
Art Direction
L
Leonard A. Mazzola
Set Decoration
M
Michael Westmore
Makeup Artist

Trilogy of Terror Collection

This collection of horror and thriller films explores how supernatural events and evil arise from seemingly harmless objects and occurrences. The first trilogy involves a college professor stalked by an enthusiastic student, a woman convinced her sister is evil, and a curio store owner releasing the evil in a Zuni fetish doll. The second trilogy features horror through grave robbery, a mother's supernatural reunion with her son, and a murderous doll. These films highlight the horrific consequences of ordinary events and objects, showcasing themes of obsession, sibling rivalry, and grief. The stories by Tanith Lee and David Liss delve into the macabre, blending the real and uncanny, and creating an anthology that explores horror across diverse genres and styles.