The Horror at 37,000 Feet

Téléfilm
1973
TV-14
1h 13min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.An invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.An invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner terrorizes the passengers.

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Anecdotes
At one point, William Shatner is seen alone, peering through an airplane window into the night. The shot recreates many similar scenes from Shatner's manic performance in the legendary Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (1963) of the original Twilight Zone series.

Gaffes
The airliner on take off is not a 747 but a T-Tail design airliner.

Citations
Paul Kovalik: You don't need a priest, Mr. Farlee. You need a parachute.

Connexions
Featured in Top 10 Shitty Shatner Movies (2010)

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6/10

Good Vs. Evil On A Plane

A familiar cast of TV veterans star in this entertaining, reasonably effective TV movie that stars Roy Thinnes("The Invaders") as an architect transporting an old Abbey altar on an airplane from London to L.A. that comes to demonic life, threatening all aboard, like William Shatner("Star Trek") as a former priest called back into action to defeat the evil, and Chuck Conners("The Rifleman") as the pilot. Buddy Ebsen("Barnaby Jones") and Russell Johnson("Gilligan's Island") costar.

Interesting coincidences here: both Shatner and Johnson starred together on an excellent episode of "Thriller" called 'The Hungry Glass', and Shatner also memorably appeared on "The Twilight Zone" as a similarly tormented man('Nightmare At 20,000 Feet') Both Shatner and Conners would later costar in spoof "Airplane II: The Sequel"

Just out on DVD, and worth a look.