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Ha! I thought that was Mrs. Danvers! Thanks for confirming :-)

Why??

@@chipmunkvernoy Static camera shots at nothing in particular, weak, disjointed storyline, etc. Pathetic effort.

@@DavidRice111 .. It's 60s television -- how sophisticated do you want it to be? CBS turned it down because they found it "too scary" -- not by 2025 standards!

Only slightly.

Looks like a Frank Llyod Wright design.

It does not exist. It's just a mat painting.

It's located on a piece of glass

Darn good matte painting. Passes unnoticed.

Yes. After it ended, I said, “What? That was so dumb.”

. the shorter The Haunted is probably the more effective telling. Aside from the relatively languid chunks that get omitted, including Orion’s speech quoted above and that magnificent long take, which here gets sliced to a few seconds, the ending is notably different. The backstory is the same, as is the dramatic climax, but this pilot abruptly gives us one tenor of ending while the longer version throws in one last dramatic twist as Orion stands there with his mouth open instead of making a move to do anything about it. (cit.)

@@perielI don’t get it. What happened with the blond on the beach?

@@joannfoster9082 exactly! What DID happen to the friendly blonde ?

This film was originally an hour-length pilot for an entire series (you can find the pilot separately here on youtube), however the pilot never got picked up, so they put together a feature-length using extra footage they had already filmed in order to at least finish the story, which hadn't been finished in the first version. What resulted is a lot of still strangely unanswered plot-points and suggestions of things to come, which never got to reveal themselves!

What are you pointing out?

@MsMojoworks . Punti da rivedere

Hello! Believe me, any agonies you have in my inability to find certain works of hers is nowhere near my own agony! What my channel has is anything (that I am allowed to post-- some are immediately blocked by copyright censors such as "Why Bother to Knock?") which has not been made easily accessible online before, or things which I can provide a higher quality master of. I try very often to find better copies of what I already have, and not to mention my long list of mostly television and tv-movie appearances, but unfortunately this is a difficult and fruitless endeavour.. Still, do I try! A film like Blood Money, which is very old, and was not so popular as to be remastered and preserved, (as say, something like Rebecca, Laura, Salome, etc.) would be very difficult, if not impossible, to find in higher resolutions. Many of my favourite of her roles and films are tragically low-quality! It is not a matter that I haven't uploaded Blood Money because I do not have it, but rather I know there has already been the best currently available quality upload on this same platform, and I have it saved in my community playlist of films for fans to find and watch. I would rather avoid needlessly reuploading each and every one of her films, because many are very easily found. (For future reference, I do have an email available for contact on my channel information! -Oetta)

@@JudithAndersonArchives Thank you so much for the reply! I am 82 years old and have been long aware of the general problem of lack of quality prints of so many "B" movies. In the 1960s the only chance to see any of them was late night TV in very poor quality. Much better now, especially since the copyright monopoly (Time Warner) has been broken and all 1929 films have fallen out of the purgatory they had been in. It will get better year by year, keep up the good work!

The original television pilot is from 1964!-- this feature-length edit came out in 1967.

@@JudithAndersonArchives .. Yes, technically, it was filmed in January 1965.

johnmurphy, Maybe you saw the Notes for this without realizing it on a conscious level. I agree it's a good idea for a series. Happy New Year. 🥂

That's exactly what it was! You can read more in the video description.