wreak havoc. When he is cornered by the beast, he holds the sign he made on his hand right up to the beast's eye. This causes the beast to be engulfed in fire and imprisoned, getting his family's souls back. The final scene shows the family loading the family car for a vacation and Mike's son mentioning that there were 10 puppies that the vendor was selling and wondering where the other nine are, suggesting that there are more Satanic dogs out there somewhere and that it is not over yet. Cast Richard Crenna as Mike Barry Yvette Mimieux as Betty Barry Kim Richards as Bonnie Barry Ike Eisenmann as Charlie Barry (as Ike Eisenman) Tina Menard as Maria Victor Jory as Shaman Lou Frizzell as George Ken Kercheval as Miles Amory R.G. Armstrong as Dunworth Martine Beswick as Red-Haired Lady Bob Navarro as Newscaster Lois Ursone as Gloria Hadley Jerry Fogel as Doctor Norm Warren Munson as Superintendent James Reynolds as Policeman Release Home video The movie was released on DVD by Media Blasters under its Shriek Show imprint on October 25, 2005. Media Blasters later re-released the movie under the same imprint on February 13, 2007, as part of its three-disc Evil Animals Triple Feature, along with Grizzly and Day of the Animals. On July 26, 2011, the movie was released on Blu-ray. Reception Debi Moore from Dread Central rated the film a score of three out of five, calling it "a fun throwback that manages to provide its fair share of creepy, claustrophobic moments for as long as the audience can put aside the overt silliness of the concept." Terror Trap awarded the film three out of four stars, noting the film's implausible story while stating that the film was entertaining and featured decent performances by Crenna and Mimieux. References External links 1978 films 1978 television films 1978 horror films CBS network films American horror thriller films American natural horror films Films about dogs Films directed by Curtis Harrington American horror television films 1970s English-language films 1970s American films