#The entity by frank de felitta series

Sneiderman (Ron Silver) to start undergoing therapy.Д¬arlaвЂ™s therapy does nothing to quell whatвЂ™s actually happening at home though and when sheвЂ™s attacked in the bathroom by an unseen assailant Dr. Following this incident, Cindy persuades her friend that itвЂ™s time to seek help and she meets with psychiatrist Dr. However, soon after returning home, Carla loses control of her car on the road and is nearly killed. Granted they werenвЂ™t anywhere near as extreme as the events that unfold in the film, still, it gave me pause for thought and itвЂ™s been on my mind again lately because these occurrences continue to happen.Д«ased on the novel by Frank De Felitta, which was originally released in 1978 and told the real-life story of Doris Bither who claimed to have been attacked and raped by an invisible entity which she believed were the spirits of three Asian men, the film introduces us to single mother Carla Moran (Barbara Hershey) and depicts quite graphically the poltergeist activity within her home, causing her to flee with her children to the home of her friend Cindy (Margaret Blye).

I watched it together with a friend and to be honest, it scared the living daylights out of me because it made me think of all those times I felt a presence in the house. The Entity was a film I first saw a decade ago. But what happens when something comes along and defies all rational explanation? Then what? After all, the human brain doesnвЂ™t like things unexplained weвЂ™re built in such a way that everything must have an answer and it must make sense in our physical world. Yes, weвЂ™ve all been there and done that and found perfectly rational explanations for all these events and much more. He is survived by his son, Raymond De Felitta daughter, Ivy-Eileen De Felitta, and a grandson.Have you ever had that feeling youвЂ™re not alone when you are alone? Maybe it was a cold chill that ran up your spine as you walked up the stairs and you chalked it up to the draft from an open window nearbyвЂ¦ Or maybe it was the sound of furniture being moved around downstairs as you lay relaxing in the bathtub but then thought it mustвЂ™ve been the neighbours next door you were hearingвЂ¦ It couldвЂ™ve been that time you came home and found those items you were looking for weeks ago, now here they are right in the exact place you looked at least ten times beforeвЂ¦

#The entity by frank de felitta series

Later, he would begin writing for weekly radio thriller вЂњThe Whistler.вЂќДe FelittaвЂ™s body of work includes writing for TV anthology series and the screenplays for вЂњAnzioвЂќ (1968), вЂњThe Savage Is LooseвЂќ (1974) and вЂњThe EntityвЂќ (1982). De Felitta adaptedВ the screenplay.Д«orn in the Bronx, De Felitta served as a pilot in the Armed Air Forces during World War II before beginning his career in Hollywood. The novel was turned into a film in 1977 starring Anthony Hopkins and Marsha Mason and directed by Robert Wise. The horror tale, which sold 3.5 million paperback copies, told the story of a couple who finds out their 11-year-old daughter, Ivy, might be the reincarnation of a girl killed in a car crash, Audrey Rose. вЂњI see my father, an intrepid documentarian of the turbulent times he was living in,вЂќ said Richard at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of вЂњBookerвЂ™s Place.вЂќ вЂњStepping up to Booker WrightвЂ™s courageous decision and allowing him the platform to say the unsayable - to speak to an audience that he would otherwise never had.вЂќДЄlmost a decade after the 1966 documentary, De Felitta stumbled ontoВ another career-changer with his novel вЂњAudrey Rose.вЂќ In 2012, De Felitta revisited the documentary with his son Raymond, who directed a spin-off titled вЂњBookerвЂ™s Place: A Mississippi Story.вЂќ Produced by David Zellerford and WrightвЂ™s grandchild, Yvette Johnson, вЂњBookerвЂ™s PlaceвЂќ captures the elder Felitta expressing guilt over WrightвЂ™s trials.