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November 1972 (USA)
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Orson Welles plays the head of a witches' coven in the town of Lilith, where he needs the powers of Pamela Franklin to raise his son from the dead.
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(Credited cast)| Orson Welles | ... | Mr. Cato | |
| Pamela Franklin | ... | Lori Brandon | |
| Lee Purcell | ... | Priscilla | |
| Michael Ontkean | ... | Frank Brandon | |
| Harvey Jason | ... | Dr. Jay | |
| Lisa James | ... | Georgette | |
| Sue Bernard | ... | Nancy | |
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| Joyce Aronson | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Anna Berglund | ... | Ass't to High Priest | |
| Derrick Bunch | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Cybal Del Vecchio | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Valerie Fredericks | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Anne Gaybis | ... | Spirit (1983 reissue) | |
| Scott Haims | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Leesi Heasler | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Hugo Huber | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Stephen Knight | ... | High Priest (1983 reissue) | |
| Kim Levy | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Angela Marie | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Stephen Mayer | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Debbie McKay | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Jeanne Metter | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Kevin Michaels | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Darlene Orlando | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Sal Orlando | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Barbara Peckinpaugh | ... | Jennie (1983 reissue) | |
| Terry Quinn | ... | Cato's Son (1983 reissue) | |
| Jeffrey Reagan | ... | Witches Coven Member | |
| Laurie Senit | ... | Witches Coven Member (1983 reissue) | |
| Carl Solomon | ... | Black Sabbath Member | |
| Brinke Stevens | ... | Black Sabbath Member (1983 reissue) (as Berinka Stevens) | |
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A Life for a Life
Rosemary's Disciples (USA) (video title)
The Toy Factory
The Witching (USA) (reissue title)
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Rosemary's Disciples (USA) (video title)
The Toy Factory
The Witching (USA) (reissue title)
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83 min
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When you're making a thriller about witchcraft, I believe you should do everything you can to help the audience suspend its disbelief in order for the movie to work. Some pictures ("Rosemary's Baby", for example) have accomplished this; others (like "Necromancy") haven't and the potentially scary material comes across as corny and goofy. This film does have some atmospheric moments, but about half the dialogue is hard to make out (sometimes it's poorly recorded, at other times just incomprehensible) and Orson Welles, who gets top billing, has a role that is so BENEATH him that you have to assume he was desperate for the work. Or maybe he was simply having fun.....(*1/2)