This movie has it all......Everything except a big budget, plot, character development, special effects, believable premise and a good hair piece for William Shatner. The question is......What do you do when possessed stones take over the airplane, the co-pilot gets offed, there's a frozen dog in the cargo hold, Shatner has drank all the booze on board, a fecal-like substance is bubbling up through the floor and a bunch of midgie druids are running around the fuselage attacking Chuck Connors?.....What do you do? While I rated this movie a 3 out of 10, I'm sure that the score would have doubled if I had watched it in the right "frame of mind", which is what I would suggest to anyone even considering seeing this movie. Otherwise, don't even bother.
Review of The Horror at 37,000 Feet
