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Saw these on TV, both live action, both shot in color, don't know whether they are shows or films, and these are the only scenes I can remember. (Both I think are night shots)
1) One film featured a scene where a dark-haired 50s-40s year old woman wearing a bathrobe/raincoat is seen cooking in her kitchen, she has a pot of boiling water on the stove. She is famished and opens her nearly empty refrigerator, she find only two-three jars left, and a can of dog or cat food. She tries some of the food, and pours some out for her pet, I think dog. We see her small grayish-white dog rushing into the room, it then sees her kneeling on the ground eating from its bowl. The woman growls and stares back at it her face transformed into a greenish color with yellow or red eyes. I saw this in 1990-1991, someone said they saw it in the late 80s, but this is the only scene they could remember too, and unfortunately, not any more to give me more details. I think this film/show could be about rabies, or perhaps a spell, maybe possession. Most suggested that this is a werewolf film, though. Someone suggested "the Boneyard", another "the Kiss", another "My Mom's a Werewolf", but it is not any of those, and it is also not "Mom." I read that there is a scene in the Dutch film "Flodder", where a woman tries out some dog food and gives it to her dog, nothing about face disfigurement though, and nothing to indicate it is actually a horror film. This had much of a "Tales from the Dark Side" feel, not the movie, I considered "the Casavin Curse", but nothing about a pet or eating pet food.
2) I am the only one who remembers this. I also saw this in 1990-1991. This film (or show?) featured someone dressed as a ghost (probably was a ghost itself) wearing a light blue sheet over their self visiting a woman (30s-50s yrs, had long light brown hair (maybe)). We see the woman laying in bed in this pitch dark bedroom. She hears a noise, asks if anyone is there, no response, we then see the ghost in the hallway slowly approaching her room making its way above two steps of stairs. From what I can remember, the ghost did not have hands, feet, or a face, and maybe it was dressed in a white sheet, and I think the ghost floated. When it finally approaches her room, it floats still in the doorway for a few seconds, the woman calls out a name, I think the name of a man, so I think maybe he was her former lover, and I think he came back for revenge. It then flies towards to her, and as she is still laying in bed, with her legs covered, she stares up at it, screams, fusses, and tries to kick it away with her feet (or legs?). It does nothing, but just floated in front of her constantly moving its head around. I think it wanted to attack her, but it couldn't, and I think the woman recognized the ghost. Some suggested: "the Lady in White", the 80s version of "the Woman in Black" (is not it, though there is a very similar scene), "the Entity", someone recently "the Haunting of Sarah Hardy", but most a ghost reenactment show, maybe "Unsolved Mysteries", "Ghos****ch", or something quite similar. It is NOT from "Halloween" (80s version) or "Beetle Juice", for some strange reason, I think it was loosely based on a true story.
Now, I could be mismatching scenes, but does anyone remember what I am talking about? Surely someone must know. Please help, thanks.
1) One film featured a scene where a dark-haired 50s-40s year old woman wearing a bathrobe/raincoat is seen cooking in her kitchen, she has a pot of boiling water on the stove. She is famished and opens her nearly empty refrigerator, she find only two-three jars left, and a can of dog or cat food. She tries some of the food, and pours some out for her pet, I think dog. We see her small grayish-white dog rushing into the room, it then sees her kneeling on the ground eating from its bowl. The woman growls and stares back at it her face transformed into a greenish color with yellow or red eyes. I saw this in 1990-1991, someone said they saw it in the late 80s, but this is the only scene they could remember too, and unfortunately, not any more to give me more details. I think this film/show could be about rabies, or perhaps a spell, maybe possession. Most suggested that this is a werewolf film, though. Someone suggested "the Boneyard", another "the Kiss", another "My Mom's a Werewolf", but it is not any of those, and it is also not "Mom." I read that there is a scene in the Dutch film "Flodder", where a woman tries out some dog food and gives it to her dog, nothing about face disfigurement though, and nothing to indicate it is actually a horror film. This had much of a "Tales from the Dark Side" feel, not the movie, I considered "the Casavin Curse", but nothing about a pet or eating pet food.
2) I am the only one who remembers this. I also saw this in 1990-1991. This film (or show?) featured someone dressed as a ghost (probably was a ghost itself) wearing a light blue sheet over their self visiting a woman (30s-50s yrs, had long light brown hair (maybe)). We see the woman laying in bed in this pitch dark bedroom. She hears a noise, asks if anyone is there, no response, we then see the ghost in the hallway slowly approaching her room making its way above two steps of stairs. From what I can remember, the ghost did not have hands, feet, or a face, and maybe it was dressed in a white sheet, and I think the ghost floated. When it finally approaches her room, it floats still in the doorway for a few seconds, the woman calls out a name, I think the name of a man, so I think maybe he was her former lover, and I think he came back for revenge. It then flies towards to her, and as she is still laying in bed, with her legs covered, she stares up at it, screams, fusses, and tries to kick it away with her feet (or legs?). It does nothing, but just floated in front of her constantly moving its head around. I think it wanted to attack her, but it couldn't, and I think the woman recognized the ghost. Some suggested: "the Lady in White", the 80s version of "the Woman in Black" (is not it, though there is a very similar scene), "the Entity", someone recently "the Haunting of Sarah Hardy", but most a ghost reenactment show, maybe "Unsolved Mysteries", "Ghos****ch", or something quite similar. It is NOT from "Halloween" (80s version) or "Beetle Juice", for some strange reason, I think it was loosely based on a true story.
Now, I could be mismatching scenes, but does anyone remember what I am talking about? Surely someone must know. Please help, thanks.
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