Review of Trilogy of Terror (1968) by Brett B — 30 Sep 2012

Two mediocre-to-decent segments and one fantastic, creepy barn-burner of a closing piece. Karen Black is fine as the glue holding all the stories together, but again, it's the final tale that makes this worth seeing.

Dan Curtis' direction is consistently good throughout, but he goes to another level with the way he stages the action involving the killer doll, which is surprisingly intense for mid-1970's television standards.