Alison's Birthday (1981)A young girl is subjected to a reign of terror so that her soul can be transferred to the body of an old crone. Director:Ian CoughlanWriter:Ian Coughlan |
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Alison's Birthday (1981)A young girl is subjected to a reign of terror so that her soul can be transferred to the body of an old crone. Director:Ian CoughlanWriter:Ian Coughlan |
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Alison Findlay
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Lou Brown | ... |
Peter Healey
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Bunney Brooke | ... |
Aunt Jennifer Findlay
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| John Bluthal | ... |
Uncle Dean Findlay
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Vincent Ball | ... |
Dr. Jeremy Lyall
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Margie McCrae | ... |
Chrissie Willis
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Julie Wilson | ... |
Maureen Tate
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Martin Vaughan | ... |
Mr. Martin
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Rosalind Speirs | ... |
Maggie Carlyle
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Robyn Gibbes | ... |
Helen McGill
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Ian Coughlan | ... |
Dave Ducker
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Ralph Cotterill | ... |
Brian Healey
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Marion Johns | ... |
Granny Thorne
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George Carden | ... |
Druid Leader
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Belinda Giblin | ... |
Isobel Thorne
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A Young girl is puzzled by a sequence of strange events which occur during the days leading up to her 19th birthday. Slowly, and with growing horror, she becomes aware of the celebrations which her "relatives" have planned for her. Written by Anonymous
I bought this one used. I don't reccomend this movie for people who believe in ouija boards. This movie was very boring, so boring that nothing could be done to make it better. The ending was very stupid as well as throughout the whole movie. I figured I wasted my cheap $10.00.