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Sorry I don't have any really great caps from this one, because it's one of my favorite "horror" movies of alltime.  There's nothing bloody about it, but it was a good movie that was well-directed (by Robert Mulligan, who did a little movie called 'To Kill a Mockingbird' ten years before he did this one), and even though the mystery of the movie is pretty easy to figure out as you go, it still plays out to a suspenseful conclusion.

Niles and Holland Perry (real twins Chris and Martin Udvarnoky, in their only movie appearance) are 10-year-old twins (or thereabouts) who are a bit like Jekyl and Hyde.  Niles is good, while Holland seems to have a habit of doing things that cause the death of people around him.  Or does he?  We're led to believe that Holland is the one behind all of the bad things that keep happening around the farm in 1935 Connecticut.  Only the grandmother of the twins seems to be able to figure out the truth... eventually.

Chris and Martin Udvarnoky are really good in this movie, and it surprises me that they don't have other movie credits.  (I did a pretty exhaustive search, and found several reviews of the movie, but no real good caps, and no follow-up information about the Udvarnoky brothers.)

Here's one site that had a few caps, but best of all has a RealPlayer video clip down near the bottom of the page that contains a pretty lengthy scene from the movie.

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The video is available from Amazon.com, but you won't get it too cheap.

Love,
Sir J

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Thanks Sir Jacob for the fine review!

Welcome, Ivo.

Last summer I had the oportunity to read the novel by Thomas Tryon too. The description of both twins are very very beautiful and the strange relationtship between them as well. I recomend it.

I agree about Tryon's description of the twins.  Sadly, my mental picture of the twins from reading the novel  left me disappointed with the Udvarnoky brothers.  But they are cute and the movie is very well made.  I would get the DVD if it were available.

I thought the story was good, and the twins cute, but there acting lacked a little well realism