| 词条 | Something Evil |
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| show_name = Something Evil | image = Something Evil.jpg | image_size = | image_alt = | caption = | genre = | creator = | writer = Robert Clouse | director = Steven Spielberg | starring = Sandy Dennis Darren McGavin Ralph Bellamy | music = Wladimir Selinsky | country = United States | language = English | producer = Alan Jay Factor | editor = Allan Jacobs | cinematography = Bill Butler | runtime = 73 minutes | company = Belford Productions CBS Entertainment Productions | distributor = CBS Television Distribution | budget = | network = CBS | first_aired = January 21, 1972 | last_aired = | preceded_by = | followed_by = | website = }} Something Evil is a 1972 American made-for-television horror film starring Sandy Dennis, Darren McGavin and Ralph Bellamy. Directed by Steven Spielberg, the screenplay was written by Robert Clouse. SynopsisA married couple with two young children move into a Pennsylvania farmhouse that turns out to be inhabited by demons. Darren McGavin portrays the TV producer husband, while Sandy Dennis plays his artist wife. Popular child star Johnny Whitaker co-stars as their oldest child, who becomes possessed and begins to torment his family and their friends. When the mother begins to sense that something may be wrong with her son, her husband and friends think she is going insane. Cast
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ProductionSpielberg created Something Evil immediately after his television movie Duel (1971), and it aired in January 1972. ReceptionWhile the majority of critics have dismissed Something Evil, Neil Sinyard wrote of the film: "Spielberg's direction is nothing short of magnificent. There are splendid montages as mother [Sandy Dennis] paints and creates models and mobiles that will eventually be significant in resisting the evil spells; dazzling dissolves and sinister camera placement for stealthy, apprehensive entrances into fearful places; and [...] a Hitchcockian sense of the moment to throw away explanatory dialogue (the explanation for the house's past) when it is less interesting than the mystery and menace."[1] SongThe movie features the "Apple Bar Candy Song" by Charlie Marie Gordon. It appears in the film performed by Laurie Hagen for a commercial Darren McGavin's character is filming. The song has been spoofed several times.{{Citation needed|date=June 2011}} References1. ^Sinyard, Neil. The Films of Steven Spielberg. Bison Books, 1986. p. 17 External links
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