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A young woman investigating her sister's suicide at a private girls' school finds herself battling a Satanic cult.A young woman investigating her sister's suicide at a private girls' school finds herself battling a Satanic cult.A young woman investigating her sister's suicide at a private girls' school finds herself battling a Satanic cult.
Jamie Smith-Jackson
- Debbie
- (as Jamie Smith Jackson)
Cheryl Ladd
- Jody
- (as Cheryl Stoppelmoor)
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- TriviaKate Jackson took on the role of the dean in the 2000 TV remake.
- GoofsElizabeth lights a kerosene lamp and takes it with her outside after leaving Debbie's room to get her painting. When she goes out into the windy night, the light no longer flickers and when she gets close to the camera you can see an obvious light bulb.
- ConnectionsFeatured in In the Cellar: Double, Double, More Toil, More Trouble (2009)
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I Love Pamela Franklin !!
I have to admit it - I've had a crush on Pamela Franklin since 1964 (A Tiger Walks). I was about ten at the time and I even wrote to disney asking for a photo of her. They sent me an 8x10 glossy of young Pamela -FOR FREE !! It came with nice letter on Disney stationary thanking ME for asking for the photo. It hung in my room for a while until I realized there were real girls out there!
I finally got around to seeing SSFG after all these decades. It came out just as I was getting out of High School almost half a century ago. It rekindled my heart-throb for Pamela. She looked so cute in this film I found myself at age 19 (1973) wondering what it would have been like to have known her. Silly...I know! She was just adorable.
She hasn't acted in years and I understand she and her husband run a book store in Hollywood now. I just find it a interesting human oddity that someone's image and persona -an actress - can get embedded in one's psyche as a child and still be there with the same regard so many years later. I guess that is the magic of cinema.
The movie is not much of a blockbuster and is obviously dated but it was fun to go along with it and watch these young actresses perform so earnestly. Seeing Pamela as a beatiful young woman made it all worth it.
I finally got around to seeing SSFG after all these decades. It came out just as I was getting out of High School almost half a century ago. It rekindled my heart-throb for Pamela. She looked so cute in this film I found myself at age 19 (1973) wondering what it would have been like to have known her. Silly...I know! She was just adorable.
She hasn't acted in years and I understand she and her husband run a book store in Hollywood now. I just find it a interesting human oddity that someone's image and persona -an actress - can get embedded in one's psyche as a child and still be there with the same regard so many years later. I guess that is the magic of cinema.
The movie is not much of a blockbuster and is obviously dated but it was fun to go along with it and watch these young actresses perform so earnestly. Seeing Pamela as a beatiful young woman made it all worth it.
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- brobuckley
- Sep 9, 2019
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By what name was Satan's School for Girls (1973) officially released in India in English?
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