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3 ott 1988 · With Valerie Harper, Gerald McRaney, Barry Corbin, Tammy Lauren. Chuck and Rachel Yoman, tired of the urban grime and crime, move with their kids to a quaint lakeside village where all seems like paradise - until corpses show up in the water. Will the Yomans become the next victims?
- (706)
- Horror, Thriller
- Arthur Allan Seidelman
- 1988-10-03
4 nov 2013 · In an effort to get away from the city and all its crime, Chuck Yoman and his family move to a quaint little lakeside village in a peaceful town. It all seems like paradise until the discovery of...
- 101 min
- 8,6M
- suplex2000
10 mag 2022 · A city-slicker family, tired of the urban grime and crime, moves to a quaint little lakeside village. All seems like paradise - until corpses start showing up in the water. Will the family be the...
- 98 min
- 2,7K
- Retro Classics
The People Across the Lake. A couple (Valerie Harper, Gerald McRaney) and their children move to the country, where they open a shop and find dead bodies. Arthur Allan Seidelman.
- Arthur Allan Seidelman
- TV-PG
- Valerie Harper, Gerald Mcraney, Barry Corbin
In an effort to get away from the city and all its crime, Chuck Yoman and his family move to a big old house in a peaceful lakeside town. The discovery of a mutilated corpse in the lake and another body in the woods, however, suggests that the Yomans would have been safer if they had stayed put... — Ross Horsley <explodo@hotmail.com>.
The People Across the Lake is a 1988 American television horror\thriller film directed by Arthur Allen Seidelman which aired on October 3, 1988 on the NBC network. The Yoman family move from the city to a lakeside town where all seems peaceful until corpses begin showing up in the water.
In an effort to get away from the city and all its crime, Chuck Yoman and his family move to a big old house in a peaceful lakeside town. The discovery of a mutilated corpse in the lake and another body in the woods, however, suggests that the Yomans would have been safer if they had stayed put...
