Of course the reason I watched this was because the version I watched (both are on prime) was titled The Dunwich Horror (Not Witches: The Dunwich Horror).
AND because Dean Stockwell is in it. It's okay for what is a TV-movie (I guess). It isn't a faithful adaption, but it has plenty of Cthulhu Mythos info. Absolute favorite part of this movie is the first 10 minutes... the introduction of our heroes, and the overly zealous college student who won't stop talking (long after the Professor has his answer) about Cthulhu.
If you have spare time and don't mind B-type films then go for it. If you're a purist, or a snob, or have to choose your viewing very selectively, skip it.
AND because Dean Stockwell is in it. It's okay for what is a TV-movie (I guess). It isn't a faithful adaption, but it has plenty of Cthulhu Mythos info. Absolute favorite part of this movie is the first 10 minutes... the introduction of our heroes, and the overly zealous college student who won't stop talking (long after the Professor has his answer) about Cthulhu.
If you have spare time and don't mind B-type films then go for it. If you're a purist, or a snob, or have to choose your viewing very selectively, skip it.