The Unknown

Fernsehfilm
1964
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWith a corpse in their trunk, two women get stranded at a mansion in the woods and meet a man who claims to have the abilities to alter time and resurrect the dead.With a corpse in their trunk, two women get stranded at a mansion in the woods and meet a man who claims to have the abilities to alter time and resurrect the dead.With a corpse in their trunk, two women get stranded at a mansion in the woods and meet a man who claims to have the abilities to alter time and resurrect the dead.

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7,1/10

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This was filmed as a pilot for a new Joseph Stefano series. When it didn't sell, it was partially re-shot (adding fantasy elements) and shown as an episode of his sci-fi anthology series The Outer Limits (1963) entitled The Forms of Things Unknown (1964). Both versions exist.

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Edited into The Outer Limits: The Forms of Things Unknown (1964)

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9/10

Interesting predecessor to Sapphire and Steel

Telegonus' review is well-written and on-point, so my review is merely an addendum to it.

For anyone interested in watching this episode, it is well-worth the time. "Forms of Things Unknown" is available for download through Amazon; it is listed as the last of the first season episodes of the 60's version of "The Outer Limits".

The designation of this episode as "horror" is almost an over-statement in terms of "The Outer Limits" as it does not have the monster/alien element of most OL episodes. That does not mean anything was lacking in terms of suspense, though. The difference in atmosphere was due to being filmed as a pilot for a possible series called, "The Unknown".

At times, "Forms" has an almost mesmerizing quality. For b/w, the episode was beautifully filmed and has an almost film noir quality.