By Summer of Fear is another made-for-TV horror movie. Like the last entry in this series, Invitation to Hell, Wes Craven directed. Summer of Fear aired October 31, 1978 on NBC. How does it stack up to previous made-for-TV horror entries like The Intruder Within, Midnight Offerings, Curse of the Black Widow, Satan’s Triangle, Killdozer, Devil
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