When a Stranger Calls Back
Visit website5.7/10 • 81
1993-04-04 • 1h 34m
Terror Is Twice As Chilling The Second Time Around!
Julia Jenz is babysitting two sleeping children when a stranger arrives at the house, claiming his car has broken down and asking to use the phone. When she discovers the phone is dead, she convinces him to leave, but the situation turns increasingly sinister as she realizes all is not well within the house.
- Directors
- Fred Walton
- Writters
- Fred Walton
- Characters
- Fred Walton, Fred Walton
- Editors
- Fred Walton, David Byron Lloyd
When a Stranger Calls Back
Visit website1993-04-04 • 1h 34m
5.7/10 • 81
Terror Is Twice As Chilling The Second Time Around!
Julia Jenz is babysitting two sleeping children when a stranger arrives at the house, claiming his car has broken down and asking to use the phone. When she discovers the phone is dead, she convinces him to leave, but the situation turns increasingly sinister as she realizes all is not well within the house.
- Directors
- Fred Walton
- Writters
- Fred Walton
- Characters
- Fred Walton, Fred Walton
- Editors
- Fred Walton, David Byron Lloyd
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Carol Kane
Jill Johnson
Charles Durning
John Clifford
Jill Schoelen
Julia Jenz
Gene Lythgow
William Landis
Karen Elizabeth Austin
Skid Row Woman
Babs Chula
Agent
John Destry
Detective 1
Duncan Fraser
Club Owner
Jenn Griffin
Club Girl 1
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- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- English
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- Keywords
- babysitterstalkersequelventriloquistphone terror