The Two Faces of Evil

Year: 1980

Runtime: 52 mins

Language: English

Director: Alan Gibson

HorrorTV Movie

While on vacation, a family pulls over to give a mysterious hitch‑hiker a lift, turning their holiday into a nightmare as strange and deadly events unfold. The tale originally aired as an episode of the British horror anthology series Hammer House of Horror and was later re‑edited for a theatrical release in the United States.

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