

Horror · Thriller
All the Kind Strangers
There's Nothing More Dangerous Than a Kind Face.
An LA photographer, driving through backwoods country, spots a young boy walking on the side of the road and offers him a ride home. After reaching the isolated house, he discovers that the boy and his siblings are keeping a woman prisoner as their "mom" and now he is expected to be their "dad"...or else.
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Top Cast

Stacy Keach
James "Jimmy" Wheeler

Samantha Eggar
Carol Ann

John Savage
Peter

Robby Benson
John

Arlene Farber
Martha
Tim Parkison
Gilbert
Patti Parkison
Rita
Brent Campbell
James
Directed by
Burt Kennedy
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talisencrw
8/104/11/2016
Growing up, my introduction to the great hard-boiled work of Mickey Spillane was the TV series 'Mike Hammer', in which Stacy Keach was the ninth of the 11--so far--to portray the private eye. I was sad when the series was cancelled because he had been jailed for smuggling cocaine, but I always kept an eye out for his fine acting in the realm of cinema. This led to my great enjoyment of his work in 'The Ninth Configuration', 'W.', and 'Escape from L.A.', and when I saw that he was in this TV-movie, found in my 50-film Mill Creek pack, 'Nightmare Worlds', I was extremely enthused, though I had never seen any films by director Burt Kennedy, though I had heard of him. Keach is definitely one of my favourite character actors in contemporary or recent (post-1970) cinema. Though on a very low
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