First new film in a decade called "Late Phases". It's horror film for the 80 year old TV & Screen legend. Glad to see she hasn't retired just yet.

Late Phases will tell the story of Ambrose McKinley, a blind war veteran, who moves into a community where the residents have been dying in increasing numbers - oddly, all have supposedly been the victims of dog attacks. But after barely surviving his own attack on his first night there, Ambrose discovers that the assailants are not just canines - they are entirely different and far more terrifying.

First new film in a decade called "Late Phases". It's horror film for the 80 year old TV & Screen legend. Glad to see she hasn't retired just yet.

Late Phases will tell the story of Ambrose McKinley, a blind war veteran, who moves into a community where the residents have been dying in increasing numbers - oddly, all have supposedly been the victims of dog attacks. But after barely surviving his own attack on his first night there, Ambrose discovers that the assailants are not just canines - they are entirely different and far more terrifying.


I hope it's not some embarrassing low budget trash.

I hope it's not some embarrassing low budget trash.

She did one of those in the 80's. It was titled Evils Of The Night.

First new film in a decade called "Late Phases". It's horror film for the 80 year old TV & Screen legend. Glad to see she hasn't retired just yet.

Late Phases will tell the story of Ambrose McKinley, a blind war veteran, who moves into a community where the residents have been dying in increasing numbers - oddly, all have supposedly been the victims of dog attacks. But after barely surviving his own attack on his first night there, Ambrose discovers that the assailants are not just canines - they are entirely different and far more terrifying.

It's written by Eric Stolze, who wrote the recent horror film Under The Bed, which I thought was really well done.

It's directed by Adrián García Bogliano, who has directed some excellent horror films including- Rooms For Tourists, 36 Pesos, I'll Never Die Alone, and Cold Sweat.

Granted it most likely will be low budget, but then again size of the budget doesn't always equal better movie, especially when it comes to horror.

Glad to see she is still acting, might as well

She did one of those in the 80's. It was titled Evils Of The Night.

The Pool was a stinker too. Tina even made a super-rare reunion on a talk show with her old Gilligan's Island castmates to promote the movie.

It's written by Eric Stolze, who wrote the recent horror film Under The Bed, which I thought was really well done.

It's directed by Adrián García Bogliano, who has directed some excellent horror films including- Rooms For Tourists, 36 Pesos, I'll Never Die Alone, and Cold Sweat.

Granted it most likely will be low budget, but then again size of the budget doesn't always equal better movie, especially when it comes to horror.

I doubt I'll see this film but I hope she has a big part and not some random cameo because of her name :cool:

Glad to see she is still acting, might as well

I hope she don't take another 10 year break after filming is completed :crazy:

She would be great in a guest spot for a network series.

I too enjoyed her acting in the film.

I hope she don't take another 10 year break after filming is completed :crazy:

She would be great in a guest spot for a network series.

Yeah, I am sure she would fit in nice somewhere as an older aunt or grandma or something

Yeah, I am sure she would fit in nice somewhere as an older aunt or grandma or something

Acting in a soap would be a good career move for Tina or doing a one of those supernatural horror films like The Conjuring or Paranormal Activity.

I too enjoyed her acting in the film.'

She's a very good actress in plenty of dramatic film and TV work
but she'll forever known for her one role as Ginger Grant.

I doubt I'll see this film but I hope she has a big part and not some random cameo because of her name :cool:

I watched it recently, Tina doesn't have a big part, but it's also not a super small part, she plays one of the residents of a retirement community where the film is set:

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af351/Torgo70/Torgo70004/lf1_zps2100b278.jpg (http://s1023.photobucket.com/user/Torgo70/media/Torgo70004/lf1_zps2100b278.jpg.html)
http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af351/Torgo70/Torgo70004/lp2_zps82ab7fdc.jpg (http://s1023.photobucket.com/user/Torgo70/media/Torgo70004/lp2_zps82ab7fdc.jpg.html)

I watched it recently, Tina doesn't have a big part, but it's also not a super small part, she plays one of the residents of a retirement community where the film is set:

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af351/Torgo70/Torgo70004/lf1_zps2100b278.jpg (http://s1023.photobucket.com/user/Torgo70/media/Torgo70004/lf1_zps2100b278.jpg.html)
http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af351/Torgo70/Torgo70004/lp2_zps82ab7fdc.jpg (http://s1023.photobucket.com/user/Torgo70/media/Torgo70004/lp2_zps82ab7fdc.jpg.html)

Thanks for sharing the screenshots. Tina looks great! Nice to finally see her in a new movie again.