A young woman participates (unknowingly) in a satanic ceremony and gets possessed by the spirit of her late father.A young woman participates (unknowingly) in a satanic ceremony and gets possessed by the spirit of her late father.A young woman participates (unknowingly) in a satanic ceremony and gets possessed by the spirit of her late father.
María Kosty
- Deborah Gibson
- (as Maria Kosti)
Mercedes Molina
- Leila Gibson
- (as Grace Mills)
Jordi Torras
- Dr. Lewton Buchanan
- (as Jorge Torras)
Joan Llaneras
- John Gibson
- (as Juan Llaneras)
Marta Avilés
- Sandra
- (as Martha Avile)
Juan Velilla
- Comisario
- (as Joan Velilla)
Esteban Dalmases
- Policía
- (uncredited)
Jack Taylor
- Father Adrian Dunning
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaPaul Naschy's voice was dubbed by Jack Taylor for the English-language version.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Amando de Ossorio: el último templario (2001)
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If this were not a very blatant rip-off of "The Exorcist" (which it very obviously is) it might be a halfway decent movie. Not a GREAT movie, but not too bad. But
instead, we get some scenes that we've seen before and were better the first
time around. A young, rich beauty (is there any other kind?) unknowingly
participates in a Satanic ritual and becomes possessed by the spirit of her late father, who died in an insane asylum. Things get moving with a head-turned- around-backwards murder (sound familiar?) and proceed onto the inevitable
demonic fried-egg eyeballs and scabby, vomit encrusted special effects make- up. There's nothing very new or original here. That said, it's still not the worst movie I've ever seen. It suffers from bad dubbing and a lame ending, but there's a few genuine scares, some groovy hippie coolness and lots of naked girls
dancing around, if you're into that sort of thing. Fans of the demonic possession genre may enjoy it, but die-hard fans of The Exorcist may be somewhat
disgusted. Four stars out of ten.
instead, we get some scenes that we've seen before and were better the first
time around. A young, rich beauty (is there any other kind?) unknowingly
participates in a Satanic ritual and becomes possessed by the spirit of her late father, who died in an insane asylum. Things get moving with a head-turned- around-backwards murder (sound familiar?) and proceed onto the inevitable
demonic fried-egg eyeballs and scabby, vomit encrusted special effects make- up. There's nothing very new or original here. That said, it's still not the worst movie I've ever seen. It suffers from bad dubbing and a lame ending, but there's a few genuine scares, some groovy hippie coolness and lots of naked girls
dancing around, if you're into that sort of thing. Fans of the demonic possession genre may enjoy it, but die-hard fans of The Exorcist may be somewhat
disgusted. Four stars out of ten.
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- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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