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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)
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- Writer
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[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.
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Repeated watching adds a creepy ambiance to this little known genre flick.
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.
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- warnerdenver
- Jul 24, 2007
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- Witchcraft
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- MacArthur Park, Los Angeles, California, USA(opening scene)
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
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