Post-Wonder Woman Lynda Carter truly delivers in this made-for-tv film that's solid and actually still can give one chills after 40 years. I saw it when I was a kid, then revisited it when I'd forgotten what happened years later. I was pleasantly surprised at how well-done the film truly is, from acting to the soundtrack.
Enough time had passed since "Wonder Woman" (3 years) for Lynda to ace playing the lead in this scary (at the time, for sure) spook-fest, who-dunnit flick. She didn't have super powers to save her now. As Brianne, Lynda's more than convincing, and holds your attention throughout. Her best acting since WW for sure.
I don't know if Ron owns the rights to all these early tv movies of Lynda's, but if he does and isn't releasing them, that's just not cool, man. Not saying that's the case, I just hope not. There's too much greatness in the '80's of Lynda that we're unable to stream and/or get on dvd. Check this one out if you ever have the chance. If you're a fan of Lynda Carter and the genre in general, you'll be glad you did.
Enough time had passed since "Wonder Woman" (3 years) for Lynda to ace playing the lead in this scary (at the time, for sure) spook-fest, who-dunnit flick. She didn't have super powers to save her now. As Brianne, Lynda's more than convincing, and holds your attention throughout. Her best acting since WW for sure.
I don't know if Ron owns the rights to all these early tv movies of Lynda's, but if he does and isn't releasing them, that's just not cool, man. Not saying that's the case, I just hope not. There's too much greatness in the '80's of Lynda that we're unable to stream and/or get on dvd. Check this one out if you ever have the chance. If you're a fan of Lynda Carter and the genre in general, you'll be glad you did.