The Norliss Tapes

The story unfolds as a newspaper publisher listens to the personal tapes of investigative reporter David Norliss, who has mysteriously disappeared. Through these tapes, the audience learns about Norliss's investigation into a recent widow whose deceased husband has been sighted in his private studio. The unfolding mystery reveals a connection to Voodoo practices and the concept of the walking dead.

The Norliss Tapes combines elements of horror and thriller, making it a notable addition to the genre, especially for collectors of TV movies from the 1970s. With its intriguing plot and a cast that includes Roy Thinnes and Angie Dickinson, the film captures a particular era of television storytelling that appeals to genre enthusiasts. Collectors may appreciate its unique narrative and the performances that bring the chilling tale to life.