Originally airing on CBS on October 16, 1982, this made-for-TV movie was directed by Jerry Jameson, who also was the in the director's chair for movies like The Bat People, Airport '77 and the Gunsmoke and Bonanza reunion movies.
Lynda Carter (TV's Wonder Woman as well as Miss World USA 1972) plays Brianne O'Neill, an art student who is getting stalked by The Barber, a man who claims to be behind several killings in the paper.
Who is The Barber? Is it Justin Price (Granville Van Dusen, who was the voice of Race Bannon on The New Adventures of Jonny Quest)? Deranged killer Charlie Jackson (James Booth, Airport '77)? Former actor Tom Hunter (Steve Forrest, Mommie Dearest), who has been in love with Brianne for a long time? Her boss Kyle Durham (Monte Markham, Jake Speed, We Are Still Here)? Or her co-worker Barnie (Frank Stallone!, Ground Rules)?
Look for Harry Waters, Jr. in this movie. He played Marvin Berry in Back to the Future, the guy that Marty McFly used to steal rock 'n roll from black people.
There's a death by harpoon gun, so this movie has that going for it. Consider it an early 80's American low budget made for TV giallo and you'll be fine.
Lynda Carter (TV's Wonder Woman as well as Miss World USA 1972) plays Brianne O'Neill, an art student who is getting stalked by The Barber, a man who claims to be behind several killings in the paper.
Who is The Barber? Is it Justin Price (Granville Van Dusen, who was the voice of Race Bannon on The New Adventures of Jonny Quest)? Deranged killer Charlie Jackson (James Booth, Airport '77)? Former actor Tom Hunter (Steve Forrest, Mommie Dearest), who has been in love with Brianne for a long time? Her boss Kyle Durham (Monte Markham, Jake Speed, We Are Still Here)? Or her co-worker Barnie (Frank Stallone!, Ground Rules)?
Look for Harry Waters, Jr. in this movie. He played Marvin Berry in Back to the Future, the guy that Marty McFly used to steal rock 'n roll from black people.
There's a death by harpoon gun, so this movie has that going for it. Consider it an early 80's American low budget made for TV giallo and you'll be fine.