Rish Outfield's reviews
First of all, I can recommend Spellbinder with only two words: Kelly Preston. If she is not the most beautiful woman in the whole wide world, then my name isn't Rish Outfield. Apart from her, there is still a lot to endorse this non-slasher horror film. It is well-told (by Star Trek scribe Tracy Tormé), with interesting characters, and some really creepy moments. Timothy Daly (later of "Wings" fame)(does the word fame apply to "Wings"?) plays the Everyman, the nice guy (even if he is a lawyer) who gets swept up in something bigger than he understands. Mrs. John Travolta is the maiden fair, speaking enigmatically, and on the run from a coven of witchcraft-happy yuppies. The ending is not what I expected, but made sense in an awful way. My only complaint is that it doesn't hold up as well with repeated viewings.
Best Scare: A group of spectres appears in Tim Daly's windows, staring in with pale, blank faces. Eerie.
I'd Recommend It To: Fans of occult horror. And you-know-who.

The tyranist's thoughts
This is a very well made little movie. It is genuinely creepy and keeps you guessing for a long time. The ending is horribly evil. It is hard to watch more than once simply because all of the tension is gone from the movie, but seeing it once is more than worth it. This is probably the finest "the Devil Worshippers are after me" movie I have ever seen.