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The Passage is a 1979 British action-war film directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Anthony Quinn, James Mason, Malcolm McDowell and Patricia Neal. The film is based upon the 1976 novel Perilous Passage by Bruce Nicolaysen, who also wrote the screenplay for the film.
In the book Time Capsule: Reviews of Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy Films and TV Shows from 1987–1991, J. P. Harris wrote a mixed review of the film, stating, "Buried Alive is more of a murder story than a horror movie. Whilst the plot actually makes sense and is professionally presented with a nicely ironic ending, there is little ...
Everyone notices, but they assume it is a passing meteor and resume their activities. The residents soon discover that their power went off, affecting stoves, lawnmowers, cars, phones, even portable radios, and they gather in the street to discuss the situation. Pete Van Horn volunteers to walk over to Floral Street, to see if it is affected.
Six convicts led by Pete Black pull a Utah prison break. They intercept a California-bound wagon train and interrupt a child's funeral. Demanding the wagons leave immediately, they anger Rose Billings, a woman in a black dress mourning her father, but wagon train leader Jacob Karns, a preacher who plans to marry Rose, thinks it best to obey the men.
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The Girl with the Needle is Magnus von Horn's third feature after The Here After (2015) and Sweat (2020). He wrote the screenplay with Line Langebek. [4] It is very loosely based on the true story of Danish serial killer Dagmar Overbye, who manipulated impoverished mothers into leaving their unwanted children in her care, as adoptees, and subsequently murdered them.
Magnus von Horn, (born 21 December 1983, Gothenburg), is a Swedish-Polish [1] [2] film director and screenwriter. He graduated from the National Film School in Łódź in 2013. [ 3 ] A few months after he arrived in Poland he was brutally robbed, which resulted in him becoming interested in violent people.
Patrick Van Horn as Sue, an irritable swinger who is named after the Johnny Cash song "A Boy Named Sue". Trent's roommate. Alex Désert as Charles, an acquaintance of the group and another struggling actor. Heather Graham as Lorraine, a woman Mike meets at a bar; Brooke Langton as Nikki, another woman Mike meets at another bar