Yes, very true. And another one from around that time that was very, very creepy was Suspiria, about the female ballet students in Germany. If you haven't seen it, it's worth seeing. Also, Black Christmas, from around 1972. Yikes!
I saw furtive snippets of it when I was a very young boy; and they of course terrified me. Are you aware of this fascinating fact? The apartment house, described as being situated at 10 Montague Terrace, IS ACTUALLY AT THAT ADDRESS IN BROOKLYN-IN REAL LIFE!
Yeah and it was a pretty controversial for back then. Just think nowadays you probably wouldn't be able to get away with creating a film like this. Wonder if the freaks got a decent pay or if they did it voluntarily?
I watched this movie by myself at night when I was 22 while I was at my future husbands mobile home. He was working and when it was over I had to drive home to my parents’ house in the dark. It scared the heck out of me and I was afraid to drive home.
OK it's trippy enough seeing pre-fame Jeff Goldblum and Christopher Walken in the trailer. But then I looked it up on IMDB, and there's an even bigger secret cast: Jerry Orbach, Beverly D'angelo, Nana Visitor, Tom Berenger, and Richard Drefuss!
Got my Dad to take me to it at 13 in 1977. He hated it and even more hated that so much top acting talent was in it. Scared me to death but i loved it. So many great scenes, so many great characters, especially the two lesbians. Loved the weird way the dom lesbian talked.
I love that "Turn Around Alison!"What gets me are how many people are in this Ava Gardner is in this and Beverly D'Angelo doesn't speak at all..John Caradine, Burgess Meredith, Christopher Walken Jerry Orbach, Chris Sarandon. and Jeff Goldblum. Of course Cat with party hat.
I saw this when it first came out in the 1970s at the Norridge Theaters in Norridge, Illinois. At the time I didn't think it was that good but over the decades it really grows on you.
That's how it was for me with the original Amityville Horror. That movie scared the living daylights out of me. It was the music ...that horrific choir music in the beginning. I would go to bed at night and all I could hear playing over and over in my little head was that damn music! And someone telling me to GET OUT!!
got the remastered blu-ray and watched it again last night for the first time in probably about 30 years. So funny to watch some of the stars in it before they were "famous" Jeff Goldbum and Christopher Walken...soooo young. Loved it.
You know, it’s really terrible that the trailer spoils the fact that Burgess Meredith is evil. That was a bad decision. If someone sees the trailer first, they don’t get the experience of thinking he’s sweet and adorable before finding out he’s an evil ghost from hell.
I walk on the Promenade at lunchtime alot and always look up at the top floor window of the house. They took away all the ivy on the house; I think the house looks better without it. And lately I smell alot of reefer on the Promenade. This is a famous neighborhood; a few blocks away, George Washington and his men sailed from Brooklyn Heights in 1776 in the dead of night, across the East River to Manhattan, and llived to fight another day. Abe Lincoln walked on the Promenade and said it was one of the most beautiful sights he ever saw. And of course, Patty Duke lived there, as you here in the theme song.
I remember seeing this on tv a long time ago. This movie gave me the creeps. I wish The whole movie was on here again. This and the Devil's Triangle with Kim Novak.
@@bobrob8588 Yes good one and even better The Brotherhood of Satan, The Mephisto Waltz, Alucarda, Horror Hotel, Asylum of Satan, Burn Witch Burn, The 7th Victim, Race with the Devil, Rosemary's Baby, The Devil Rides Out, The Wicker Man, All The Colors of the Dark, Enter the Devil, Eye of the Devil, just to name a few
Absolutely love this movie. I'm about to read the second book which I never even knew existed. And apparently the author is working on a third right now
I read the book. It enthralled me, scared me, thrilled me and I couldn't put it down. Flashlight under the covers material. I was excited there was a movie, and it was a bit scary, but also a bit disappointing. That disappointment, however, moved me into the direction of directing and story crafting ❤️
I first saw this movie back in the late 70's when it was broadcast, uncut, on the old Prism cable network. I rank it as one THE BEST horror movies I've ever seen; right up there with Carnival of Souls. Definitely is one that "stays with you" long after the final credits roll.
I agree. I’m 57 and saw this some time in childhood and still think of it, with terror, time and again, like tonight after I moved into a condo a month ago. The lady who owned it before me lived to 105 and was here for almost four decades. Tonight, I was walking my dog on the grounds, and a neighbor was staring at me from an upstairs window. Boldly staring. She drew the shades and stood there with her hands on her hips STARING. As I moved, she moved, room to room, staring. As I walked back towards my place she came downstairs to her front door and was peering around the corner. I was PISSED and swearing under my breath. Shortly thereafter, an email appeared in my Inbox from the HOA introducing me as a new owner with a “WHITE DOG.” So I knew this gawking woman called or something to “report” me trespassing by walking my dog, to which the HOA straightened it out tactfully with an introductory message inviting the community to welcome me and say hi. I realize I was shook because it FREAKED me out and here I am….😂 This is a true story that happened tonight. Creepy old buzzard! 😅 I was very upset by this!!!
I'd like to see this just for the cast. Wallach, Walken, Goldblum, Gardner, Carradine, etc., and of course Burgess Meredith reprising his creepy old guy role from Burnt Offerings (1976). And Cristina Raines, ooo la la. It's a shame it never gets played any on cable... it must be truly awful to not get any airtime despite such an ensemble cast.
Critics hated this movie, I always thought it was cool. It must have been popular in Italy, because it kick started Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell trilogy.
I just watched The Sentinel again the other night and was once again deeply, deeply haunted by the dark atmosphere of this film. Of all the weird visual imagery-and there's a ton of it-the one image that will always be my favorite is that chandelier. That lonely chandelier...just dangling there...swaying back and forth...as Alison tries to sleep...
My mom let me see this movie !!when I was 5yrs old when it first came out !!! Scares the he'll out of me to this day 2019 !! wow and I wonder why I'm so messy up in the head ! Good mom. I would never let my kids see this until they can handle it Damm !!!!😢😵😵😵👍😭
Kill Baby Kill...i was 6....opening scene..haunted me all my life...that and the dagger candle holder scene...Mario Bava...director..make sure to see Black Sunday..Mario Bava
Lol i feel the same way..my mom took me, and my sis. I was 7, and didn't know what the heck i was looking at. Lol had to see it in my adult years and still didn't know what the heck i was looking at lol Great cast though 👍🏾
This is playing August 27, 2021 at the Skyline Drive In Theater in Shelbyville Indiana. August 27 and August 28, 2021 is Super Monster Movie Fest. 2 nights of movies with two nights of camping. Friday: Edgar Allen Poe's Black Cat Prince of Darkness Rosemary's Baby The Sentinel Blood on Satan's Claws Saturday: Curse of the Demon Black Sunday The Exorcist Evilspeak Satan's Cheerleaders
This Film is the most unsettling 70s Horror I turned every light on in my House when I was little I’ll go on record and say this even out does The Exorcist in pure terror
I was brought to go see this movie when I was in 3rd grade lol. How the hell was I allowed to go see this? 😆My 3rd-grade friend had a much older brother, and we went with him. I don't remember a thing about the movie. I can see now, there are lot's of recognizable actors in it .I'll have to catch the entire movie somewhere.
Look up Backtrack (if you can get the never released Vestron Pictures for preview onky) , the original Dennis Hopper's. Incredible cast. It's pretty watchable in the aforementioned version. Not so elsewhere.
I thought this was the movie where there's a scene in which a cult with glowing fluid chase an older man in some farm house trying to get him to drink it all the while chanting: JOIN US, JOIN US, JOIN US!" over and over.... what movie am I thinking of?
I don't watch many movies like this, but I remember seeing this one when it was released, and now I feel like that woman. Difference being the sentinel of the Gates of Heaven, not hell. There's nothing creepy or scary about it all in my daily life at home. As if Zen warrior. Outside is a different story, because always have to be on my toes about more zombie behavior towards me. Sexual predators no longer, but monetary. I hate how much people are only all about money here for the most part, with alot of fakery on top. Can act like love you to death, but all be a lie, that definitely will eventually find out that Truth. I've never seen anything like it before, to what levels of acting, can deceive about being good friends. That's why Nikki Haley is just like that. She was raised in the US South and mastered in being the SAME. My stepmom from Georgia the same way. Like oh so sweet nice harmless poor little me girls, extremely premeditated wicked vipers.
Me too. I was 13 and saw it when it aired on TV for the first time. My mom watched it with me and we were both scared. This movie really scared me,I still can't watch it alone at my older age. Good and not talked much about movie.
😦 Spoilers _galore_ here in this video. Craziness. What were the people at Universal Studios thinking, LOL. I forgot how much of the story this trailer gives away! That aside, The Sentinel is one of the most interesting horror films of the 1970's, with a big cast (of up-and-comers and screen veterans). Sure, it's not the caliber and quality of The Exorcist or Rosemary's Baby ... but it is the next best thing. I enjoy this flick, as well as 70s spook-shows like Burnt Offerings (there's Burgess Meredith again), Let's Scare Jessica to Death, The Other, Tourist Trap, Don't Look Now, The Legend of Hell House, The Legacy.
The Sentinel is a 1977 American supernatural horror film directed by Michael Winner, and starring Cristina Raines, Chris Sarandon, Ava Gardner, Burgess Meredith, Sylvia Miles and Eli Wallach. It also features Christopher Walken, Jeff Goldblum, John Carradine, Jerry Orbach, Tom Berenger, Nana Visitor, Deborah Raffin and Beverly D'Angelo in supporting roles. The plot focuses on a young model who moves into a historic Brooklyn brownstone that has been sectioned into apartments, only to find that the building is owned by the Catholic diocese and is a gateway to Hell. It is based on the 1974 novel of the same name by Jeffrey Konvitz, who also co-wrote the screenplay with director Winner.
I was just describing this movie to a friends and told them it's got the same 'feel' as Rosemarys Baby. Of course, nothing beats RB is this genre. But The Sentinel is pretty good and it seems like it kind of slipped between the cracks...Not many people, who I think would really enjoy it, have seen or heard of it.
Wow, I can still remember going to the video rental store where it was nearly all VHS tapes, but they had a small Betamax section. The only VHS tapes you could BUY were old rental tapes and they cost around £70. That must have been around 1982.
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"Between happiness [couple dancing] and horror [cat wearing a party hat]."
hilarious
Oh god, wheezing with mirth! Thank you for that... :-)
But it was a pretty scary looking hat.
Blue Boy. Cool 🐱 tho😁
She went to a party with eight dead murderers!
This is a creepier movie than this trailer would have you believe.
It sure is
Yes, very true. And another one from around that time that was very, very creepy was Suspiria, about the female ballet students in Germany. If you haven't seen it, it's worth seeing. Also, Black Christmas, from around 1972. Yikes!
@@sashineb.2114 Don't forget about When a Stranger Calls.
@@ClayMationNation I've never seen that one. If I watch it, I suppose I'll have to sleep with the lights on?? :)
True words. Saw this as a kid with my mom. So scary.
This movie helped shape not only my childhood in the 70s but me as the person I am today. I freaking love this movie.
I saw furtive snippets of it when I was a very young boy; and they of course terrified me.
Are you aware of this fascinating fact? The apartment house, described as being situated at 10 Montague Terrace, IS ACTUALLY AT THAT ADDRESS IN BROOKLYN-IN REAL LIFE!
Are you saying you went blind and now you just stare out a window?
Beautiful actrees Cristina Raines, and great movie for that era.
I’m a horror movie fanatic and The Sentinel was one of the most frightening films I have ever seen.
Really? Wow I might have to check it out? Is it a good movie?
And the freaks are legitimately real people, which is cool though disturbing at the same time.
@@shadeshiest22 It's very good. It's very spooky. Not one to be missed. The ppl are real towards the end
I agree. This is one movie that scares me
Yeah and it was a pretty controversial for back then. Just think nowadays you probably wouldn't be able to get away with creating a film like this. Wonder if the freaks got a decent pay or if they did it voluntarily?
I watched this movie by myself at night when I was 22 while I was at my future husbands mobile home. He was working and when it was over I had to drive home to my parents’ house in the dark. It scared the heck out of me and I was afraid to drive home.
The Burbs brought me here. "Did you ever see The Sentinel, Mr. Peterson?"
Haha +1
Same here..
yeah man, just now 8/8/2019 haha
Yep...
Ditto..
OK it's trippy enough seeing pre-fame Jeff Goldblum and Christopher Walken in the trailer. But then I looked it up on IMDB, and there's an even bigger secret cast: Jerry Orbach, Beverly D'angelo, Nana Visitor, Tom Berenger, and Richard Drefuss!
@Andrew Hall
They both had small parts in 'Annie Hall', also. 1977.
Wow what a cast!!!
Yes an all star cast
Chris Sarandon
Got my Dad to take me to it at 13 in 1977. He hated it and even more hated that so much top acting talent was in it. Scared me to death but i loved it. So many great scenes, so many great characters, especially the two lesbians. Loved the weird way the dom lesbian talked.
I guess because I'm 45 yrs old I'm a fan of 1970s horror films, therefore I like this movie.
"The Sentinel" is one of the scariest movies of all time!
I love that "Turn Around Alison!"What gets me are how many people are in this Ava Gardner is in this and Beverly D'Angelo doesn't speak at all..John Caradine, Burgess Meredith, Christopher Walken Jerry Orbach, Chris Sarandon. and Jeff Goldblum. Of course Cat with party hat.
I saw this when it first came out in the 1970s at the Norridge Theaters in Norridge, Illinois. At the time I didn't think it was that good but over the decades it really grows on you.
Right up there with "Burnt Offerings" 1976!
Burgess Meredith is in both movies!
I remember seeing this in the middle of the day at my grandmothers house when I was 11. I was frozen in fear.
That's how it was for me with the original Amityville Horror. That movie scared the living daylights out of me. It was the music ...that horrific choir music in the beginning. I would go to bed at night and all I could hear playing over and over in my little head was that damn music! And someone telling me to GET OUT!!
got the remastered blu-ray and watched it again last night for the first time in probably about 30 years. So funny to watch some of the stars in it before they were "famous" Jeff Goldbum and Christopher Walken...soooo young. Loved it.
And Jerry Orbach!
...+ Beverly D'Angelo
Was the picture quality better than in that trailer?
Filmed in Brooklyn Heights on the promenade! Still get creeped out till this day walking by that house!
Wow Brooklyn Heights huh? I worked in Park Slope, many years ago. Cheevor place, just off Henry street. You may have heard of it
@@Smudgeroon74 Cheever place is in Cobble Hill, South of Park Slope. I grew up 2 blocks away on Strong Place. Awesome neighborhoods.
10 Montague Terrace
You know, it’s really terrible that the trailer spoils the fact that Burgess Meredith is evil. That was a bad decision. If someone sees the trailer first, they don’t get the experience of thinking he’s sweet and adorable before finding out he’s an evil ghost from hell.
😊
True true! It's been so incredibly long since I've seen this that I forget most of the plot.
Burgess Meredith was so deliciously creepy in this movie!!! One of my 70s favorites!!!
And then he was such a sweetheart in “Foul Play”!
"Black cat, black cake"....
I walk on the Promenade at lunchtime alot and always look up at the top floor window of the house. They took away all the ivy on the house; I think the house looks better without it. And lately I smell alot of reefer on the Promenade. This is a famous neighborhood; a few blocks away, George Washington and his men sailed from Brooklyn Heights in 1776 in the dead of night, across the East River to Manhattan, and llived to fight another day. Abe Lincoln walked on the Promenade and said it was one of the most beautiful sights he ever saw. And of course, Patty Duke lived there, as you here in the theme song.
HP Lovecraft lived in the area and his 1925 occult horror detective short story “Horror at Red Hook” is very similar
so underrated love this movie
I remembered it as a kid so much that when I saw the DVD I bought it. Time to bring back these trailers and horns.
The Sentinel, Don't be afraid of the dark, Don't go to sleep and The Funhouse were among the scariest movies of the 80's.
I recommend that you watch “The Changeling” (1981) starring George C. Scott. It’ll change your life.
Also if you haven’t watch Dead & Buried” 1981
Omg! I loved this movie when I was growing up!!! Very good movie 💪💪💯💯
Beverly D'Angelo playing cymbals exposing her sweater puppets...
I remember seeing this on tv a long time ago. This movie gave me the creeps. I wish The whole movie was on here again. This and the Devil's Triangle with Kim Novak.
Nadia Jackson is it worth watching? what's your opinion.
Nadia Jackson Be careful what you wish for.
Simply Bestever. Devil's rain with William Shatner is another one
ryan gonzalez. Yessssssss
@@bobrob8588 Yes good one and even better The Brotherhood of Satan, The Mephisto Waltz, Alucarda, Horror Hotel, Asylum of Satan, Burn Witch Burn, The 7th Victim, Race with the Devil, Rosemary's Baby, The Devil Rides Out, The Wicker Man, All The Colors of the Dark, Enter the Devil, Eye of the Devil, just to name a few
Absolutely love this movie. I'm about to read the second book which I never even knew existed. And apparently the author is working on a third right now
Oh wow! I need to check this out!
WHAT?! I didn’t even know there was a book for the first movie!
Was the movie based on the book or is the book a novelization of the movie?
@@peacefuljeffrey I think the novel came first.
Ava Gardner was good as the real estate agent
I read the book. It enthralled me, scared me, thrilled me and I couldn't put it down. Flashlight under the covers material. I was excited there was a movie, and it was a bit scary, but also a bit disappointing. That disappointment, however, moved me into the direction of directing and story crafting ❤️
it's too bad that they never did the sequel "The Guardian", but I think it scared people off.
This movie is one of the scariest I've ever seen.
1:38 Christopher Walken.
+Kendrick Jahn yes , but they never uttered his name..
Mickey Goldmill 01:18 "I got no time to try train a no good loser like you! You bum!"
And Tuco at 01:40
"When You Have to Shoot, Shoot , don't talk."
At least Eli Wallach (Tuco) is billed. No one saw Jeff Goldblum at 0:42 ?
00:42 Jeff Goldblum
Gorgeous
I first saw this movie back in the late 70's when it was broadcast, uncut, on the old Prism cable network. I rank it as one THE BEST horror movies I've ever seen; right up there with Carnival of Souls. Definitely is one that "stays with you" long after the final credits roll.
I agree. I’m 57 and saw this some time in childhood and still think of it, with terror, time and again, like tonight after I moved into a condo a month ago. The lady who owned it before me lived to 105 and was here for almost four decades. Tonight, I was walking my dog on the grounds, and a neighbor was staring at me from an upstairs window. Boldly staring. She drew the shades and stood there with her hands on her hips STARING. As I moved, she moved, room to room, staring. As I walked back towards my place she came downstairs to her front door and was peering around the corner. I was PISSED and swearing under my breath. Shortly thereafter, an email appeared in my Inbox from the HOA introducing me as a new owner with a “WHITE DOG.” So I knew this gawking woman called or something to “report” me trespassing by walking my dog, to which the HOA straightened it out tactfully with an introductory message inviting the community to welcome me and say hi.
I realize I was shook because it FREAKED me out and here I am….😂 This is a true story that happened tonight. Creepy old buzzard! 😅 I was very upset by this!!!
I well remember reading the novel. Far more creepier than the film, I thought.
INDEED!
I must get a copy of it!
This has been on my watch list for a long time but I’m too scared to watch it. Haha.
I remember seeing this as a kid, the blind lady freaked me out.
Doesn't credit Christopher Walken. lol
Right!
This was early in his career before he became the legend he is. Beverly D'Angelo isnt mentioned either. Just the OLD old school actors.
Nor did it credit Jeff Golblum (seen showing food into his mouth). The full cast list on IMDB does though!
It is said that the Sentinal Guards the Gates of Hell for protection of Mankind
One of the originals, creepy and genuinely suspenseful. It ranks with the movie The Legend of Hell House.
Absolutely....another of my all time faves.
"Was that... Jeff Goldblum..."
Yep
Super underrated.
I was 11 when it came out and it hooked me on horror films to this day! Incredible cast
I'd like to see this just for the cast. Wallach, Walken, Goldblum, Gardner, Carradine, etc., and of course Burgess Meredith reprising his creepy old guy role from Burnt Offerings (1976). And Cristina Raines, ooo la la. It's a shame it never gets played any on cable... it must be truly awful to not get any airtime despite such an ensemble cast.
I know! What a cast and even more than you mentioned! Burgess Meredith is amazing, I've always loved him. He plays creepy pretty well.
Jose Ferrera looks like my friend Miguel Ferrera a lot ( RIP)
Critics hated this movie, I always thought it was cool. It must have been popular in Italy, because it kick started Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell trilogy.
Scary indeed with a excellent all cast 😌
This is the first movie I seen...when I was 6 years old
0:42 Is that Jeff Goldblum snacking on Pringles?
Looks like 😊
No. It's not.
@@babyirene3188
Yes it is
@@babyirene3188 stfu
chris sarandon had his fright night in this movie
I just watched The Sentinel again the other night and was once again deeply, deeply haunted by the dark atmosphere of this film. Of all the weird visual imagery-and there's a ton of it-the one image that will always be my favorite is that chandelier. That lonely chandelier...just dangling there...swaying back and forth...as Alison tries to sleep...
They left out Walken, but at least they mentioned Burgess. Found out about this flick watching "THE BURBS".
yes, I remember that! "Have you ever seen the movie 'The Sentinel', Mr. Peterson?" Brilliant.
Wow what a cast!!
that mansion on montegue and the promenade is worth a bajillion bux nowadays.
One of my favorite Halloween movies 👍🏾
I love 70s horror because they're generally melodramatic and full of corny dialogue.
They used to have the whole movie on here.
Sheels1976. You look like the chick in the movie in profile pic ☺
@@djpaul146.... Down
💁❤✌🐕
This is one of the best movies
Quite an all-star cast.
0:43 Jeff Goldblum!
thought i was seeing things
Eating a chip no less!!
Love this movie very messed up, but really original in my opinion.
It’s actually a bit like an occult horror detective short story HP Lovecraft wrote in 1925
“The Horror at Red Hook”
Quando assisti a esse filme eu era moleque e tive muito medo! Grande elenco!
"Get up you SOB because Mickey loves you." oh wait wrong Burgess Meredith movie....
What part did Richard Dreyfuss play? It's been so long since I first saw it
0:41 TERRIFYING HORROR WHILE GOLDBLUM GRABS A SNACK
Life…uh…uh…finds a way
~ Goldblum in Jurassic Park 😂
Turn around Allison, look behind you!
My mom let me see this movie !!when I was 5yrs old when it first came out !!! Scares the he'll out of me to this day 2019 !! wow and I wonder why I'm so messy up in the head ! Good mom. I would never let my kids see this until they can handle it Damm !!!!😢😵😵😵👍😭
Just say heck and darn; that way, there's no need to change the spellings of hell and damn if you're afraid to type them properly.
Kill Baby Kill...i was 6....opening scene..haunted me all my life...that and the dagger candle holder scene...Mario Bava...director..make sure to see Black Sunday..Mario Bava
Lol i feel the same way..my mom took me, and my sis. I was 7, and didn't know what the heck i was looking at. Lol had to see it in my adult years and still didn't know what the heck i was looking at lol
Great cast though 👍🏾
So, in their thirties.
This is playing August 27, 2021 at the Skyline Drive In Theater in Shelbyville Indiana.
August 27 and August 28, 2021 is Super Monster Movie Fest.
2 nights of movies with two nights of camping.
Friday:
Edgar Allen Poe's Black Cat
Prince of Darkness
Rosemary's Baby
The Sentinel
Blood on Satan's Claws
Saturday:
Curse of the Demon
Black Sunday
The Exorcist
Evilspeak
Satan's Cheerleaders
This Film is the most unsettling 70s Horror
I turned every light on in my House when I was little
I’ll go on record and say this even out does The Exorcist in pure terror
We are here
I was brought to go see this movie when I was in 3rd grade lol. How the hell was I allowed to go see this? 😆My 3rd-grade friend had a much older brother, and we went with him. I don't remember a thing about the movie. I can see now, there are lot's of recognizable actors in it .I'll have to catch the entire movie somewhere.
This trailer is truly awful and almost funny. The fucked up thing is it's actually a very scary movie.
0:42 Jeff Goldblum?
Many Oscar nominated actors in the film (Ava, Burgess, Sylvia, Chris) and three winners (José, Martin and Christopher).
Look up Backtrack (if you can get the never released Vestron Pictures for preview onky) , the original Dennis Hopper's.
Incredible cast. It's pretty watchable in the aforementioned version.
Not so elsewhere.
I thought this was the movie where there's a scene in which a cult with glowing fluid chase an older man in some farm house trying to get him to drink it all the while chanting: JOIN US, JOIN US, JOIN US!" over and over.... what movie am I thinking of?
Sounds like invasion of the blood farmers.....I could be wrong...heh heh heh?
The Devil's Rain ?
Meanwhile a five minute ride down Flatbush avenue would have put ol girl in the hood, where no ghosts, demons or goblins even bother to visit.
And no acknowledgement of Christopher Walken or Jeff Goldblum?? 😯😯
What the trailer doesn't tell you is that you get young, pre-fame, Christopher Walken, Beverly D'Angelo, and Jeff Goldblum.
Plus Tom Berenger.
Check out “King of New York” for more cameos like that.
i read the book, my heart pump so fast and i cried i scream and once again hate the ending.
Superb movie!
Ricky Butler brought me here
Wow, what a cast!
I don't watch many movies like this, but I remember seeing this one when it was released, and now I feel like that woman. Difference being the sentinel of the Gates of Heaven, not hell. There's nothing creepy or scary about it all in my daily life at home. As if Zen warrior. Outside is a different story, because always have to be on my toes about more zombie behavior towards me. Sexual predators no longer, but monetary. I hate how much people are only all about money here for the most part, with alot of fakery on top. Can act like love you to death, but all be a lie, that definitely will eventually find out that Truth. I've never seen anything like it before, to what levels of acting, can deceive about being good friends. That's why Nikki Haley is just like that. She was raised in the US South and mastered in being the SAME. My stepmom from Georgia the same way. Like oh so sweet nice harmless poor little me girls, extremely premeditated wicked vipers.
The trailer neglected to mention little known actor, Christopher Walken. One creepy movie with special effects by the legendary Dick Smith.
First film I watched on our new vhs recorder. Found it so scary, I was only 10! Now, it's so slow lol
Love the scary movie 🍿
They really give away the entire movie here.
Cristina Raines!!!
Yes!
He would've been more convincing in his Penguin outfit.
You know it’s a great cast when Chris Walken doesn’t even get a mention
I'm just watching great film👍
Was scared beyond belief
Me too. I was 13 and saw it when it aired on TV for the first time. My mom watched it with me and we were both scared. This movie really scared me,I still can't watch it alone at my older age. Good and not talked much about movie.
Corey feldman talking about this film in the burbs made me curious about this.
“You ever seen The Sentinel Mr Peterson? It’s about the old guy in the apartment next door. It’s a gateway to Hell.”
You know what would really be neat a remake of the sentinel
this movie scared the crap outta my 10 year old self...
😦 Spoilers _galore_ here in this video. Craziness. What were the people at Universal Studios thinking, LOL. I forgot how much of the story this trailer gives away!
That aside, The Sentinel is one of the most interesting horror films of the 1970's, with a big cast (of up-and-comers and screen veterans). Sure, it's not the caliber and quality of The Exorcist or Rosemary's Baby ... but it is the next best thing. I enjoy this flick, as well as 70s spook-shows like Burnt Offerings (there's Burgess Meredith again), Let's Scare Jessica to Death, The Other, Tourist Trap, Don't Look Now, The Legend of Hell House, The Legacy.
The Sentinel is a 1977 American supernatural horror film directed by Michael Winner, and starring Cristina Raines, Chris Sarandon, Ava Gardner, Burgess Meredith, Sylvia Miles and Eli Wallach. It also features Christopher Walken, Jeff Goldblum, John Carradine, Jerry Orbach, Tom Berenger, Nana Visitor, Deborah Raffin and Beverly D'Angelo in supporting roles. The plot focuses on a young model who moves into a historic Brooklyn brownstone that has been sectioned into apartments, only to find that the building is owned by the Catholic diocese and is a gateway to Hell. It is based on the 1974 novel of the same name by Jeffrey Konvitz, who also co-wrote the screenplay with director Winner.
Magnífica película ojalá puedan subirla completamente gracias por compartir bendiciones ❤❤❤
Cuando el cine daba miedo! Excelente!
Beverly D'Angelo wasn't mentioned
Watched this years ago at the movies borrowed a lot.from Rosemarys baby overall.a good horror
I was just describing this movie to a friends and told them it's got the same 'feel' as Rosemarys Baby. Of course, nothing beats RB is this genre. But The Sentinel is pretty good and it seems like it kind of slipped between the cracks...Not many people, who I think would really enjoy it, have seen or heard of it.
Melhor filme de terror que já vi ,único que pregou medo...
I love this Movie!!!1 I use to have the "Betamax" tape. lol!
Wow, I can still remember going to the video rental store where it was nearly all VHS tapes, but they had a small Betamax section. The only VHS tapes you could BUY were old rental tapes and they cost around £70. That must have been around 1982.