This film starts out very effectively, but it loses steam when Karen Black's character is introduced and it becomes a fairly conventional thriller. Still, you've got to hand it to the cast and crew for trying to tackle the difficult subject of astral projection.
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"This film starts out very effectively, but it loses steam when Karen Black's character is introduced and it becomes a fairly conventional thriller. Still, you've got to hand it to the cast and crew for trying to tackle the difficult subject of astral projection. "--WarpedRecord
I agree. I don't think I have ever seen a horror movie with astral projection as it's premise. It is too bad the movie wasn't more tightly edited and a more effective music score created for this, it might have been a pretty good horror flick!
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This is the only horror film I've heard of that addresses astral projection, and I give them credit for trying to tackle that. It's certainly not your run-of-the-mill slasher-type film. I'd like to see more films on the concept, because I don't really understand it.
shareA horror film from 1975 called PSYCHIC KILLER with Jim Hutton in the title role also address astral projection. It is also known under the title KILLER FORCE.
shareThanks for the tip. "Psychic Killer" sounds interesting. I was just thinking of Jim Hutton with the release of "Ellery Queen" finally.
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