Awix (3310 KP) rated The Stone Tape in TV
Feb 22, 2020
It is nearly fifty years old, made using quite primitive TV technology, quite talky, etc, etc, all of which probably counts against it for modern audiences. But it is interesting to look back to a time when British TV networks made horror for the brain.
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