Lonely Water
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About This Movie
Lonely Water is a 1973 horror TV movie that serves as a cautionary tale for children. Directed by an unnamed director, it employs horror film techniques to deliver its message about the dangers of swimming in unsafe waters.
This film has a certain rarity when it comes to physical formats, especially the original broadcast version. It often slips under the radar for newer collectors, but those who appreciate the eerie aesthetic of vintage TV horror tend to seek it out. It's intriguing how it reflects the era's concerns for childhood safety, wrapped in this unsettling narrative. Keep an eye out for any vintage VHS releases, as those seem to be the most sought after among collectors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Lonely Water?
Lonely Water is categorized as a horror TV movie.
Who directed Lonely Water?
The director of Lonely Water is not specified in the provided data.
Who stars in Lonely Water?
The film features Donald Pleasence and Terry Sue-Patt.
What is the main theme of Lonely Water?
The film warns children about the dangers of drowning and playing near dark and lonely water.
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