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One Step Beyond S3E30: Blood Flower (1961) | Full Episode

Description:
Welcome to Vintage Horror Cinema! Immerse yourself in the thirtieth episode of the third season of the mysterious TV series "One Step Beyond."

Episode Title: Blood Flower

Synopsis:
In "Blood Flower," a botanist discovers a rare and exotic plant with a peculiar ability to influence human emotions. As the botanist becomes more obsessed with the plant, he experiences supernatural events that reveal the plant's dark and dangerous nature. The episode explores themes of obsession, the supernatural, and the unseen forces of nature, weaving a suspenseful and eerie narrative that keeps viewers engaged.

About the Series:

Host and Director: John Newland
Original Air Date: April 25, 1961
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Supernatural
Notable Guest Stars: Murray Matheson, Olive Deering
Fun Fact:
"One Step Beyond" was groundbreaking for its time, presenting dramatizations of real-life paranormal events and stories that often left viewers questioning the boundaries between reality and the supernatural.

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Legal Notice:

This video content, "One Step Beyond - Season 3, Episode 30: Blood Flower," is believed to be in the public domain according to United States copyright law. This episode is part of the television series "One Step Beyond," originally aired on April 25, 1961. Based on its original air date and the absence of any active copyright claims, this episode is classified as public domain.

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