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A man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.A man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.A man is haunted by visions of a beautiful woman. When he finally meets her, he winds up involved in a Satanic cult.
Ariadne Welter
- Donna Trent
- (as Ariadna Welter)
Jeanne Carmen
- The Blonde Cultist
- (as Jeannie Carman)
Bruno VeSota
- Lindell's Sponsor
- (as Bruno Ve-Sota)
Chaino
- Bongo Player
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaOf the production, Linda Christian said that the picture was shot really quickly. The production company was having financial problems. She also stated that not everyone was paid and Crown International Pictures owed a lot of money to her and her sister.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Rick Turner: Are you all right?
Donna Trent: What was I doing in there?
Rick Turner: Never mind. The important thing is that you're safe and free of it.
Donna Trent: Are you free of it too?
Rick Turner: Yes, darling, we both are.
Bianca Milan: That's what *he* thinks.
- ConnectionsEdited into FrightMare Theater: The Devil's Hand (2022)
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I was introduced to this film when I stumbled across a VHS copy at a well known video retail store. At the time I was buying up and devouring as many B-movies as I could find. I think that in the same trip I purchased The Wasp Women, and Catwomen of the Moon in 3D.
The first couple of times I watched this movie, I didn't feel it was that spectacular, but I did particularly like the opening sequence theme music, a definite nod to Dave Allen and the Arrows. I was however, not able to quite pin down the plot at first because, admittedly, I fell asleep the first few times I saw it.
After several more viewings though, the film began to take on a strange, almost psychedelic feel and I realized that all of the confusion really lends itself to the themes of hypnotism and mind control in cults, which is I think the heart of the film. Whether or not this effect was obtained on purpose by the director, I can't say. It doesn't really matter. I still enjoy watching this one years later.
The first couple of times I watched this movie, I didn't feel it was that spectacular, but I did particularly like the opening sequence theme music, a definite nod to Dave Allen and the Arrows. I was however, not able to quite pin down the plot at first because, admittedly, I fell asleep the first few times I saw it.
After several more viewings though, the film began to take on a strange, almost psychedelic feel and I realized that all of the confusion really lends itself to the themes of hypnotism and mind control in cults, which is I think the heart of the film. Whether or not this effect was obtained on purpose by the director, I can't say. It doesn't really matter. I still enjoy watching this one years later.
- warnerdenver
- Jul 23, 2007
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- Also known as
- Witchcraft
- Filming locations
- MacArthur Park, Los Angeles, California, USA(opening scene)
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
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- Sound mix
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