Made for TV feature was as good if not better than most B-movies of the 70s
This was one of those movies I used to watch on TV during the weekends when I was a little kid. It has a great start talking about how gargoyles were the children of the Devil meant to conquer the Earth from humans. The story revolves around a demonologist Dr. Mercer Boley (Cornel Wilde) and his daughter Diana (Jennifer Salt) stumbling upon a den of gargoyles in New Mexico.<br /><br />The movie gets right down to business with the gargoyles terrorizing the Boleys. That creates the initial tension. They’re not shown much at first, but when they are the head gargoyle looks amazing. It was quite a make-up job with his face and wings. There are some great close-ups of him in slow motion as well that accentuate the evil.<br /><br />Gargoyles was a made for TV feature but it’s just as good as any B-movie of the period. In fact it’s better than a lot of them.<br />C
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