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Hal Havins | ... | |
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Allison Barron | ... | |
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Alvin Alexis | ... | |
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Harold Ayer | ... | |
| Billy Gallo | ... |
Sal
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| Cathy Podewell | ... |
Judy
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Karen Ericson | ... |
Judy's Mother
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Lance Fenton | ... |
Jay
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| Donnie Jeffcoat | ... |
Billy
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| Linnea Quigley | ... | ||
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James W. Quinn | ... |
Clerk #1 /
Demon Voices
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| Clark Jarrett | ... |
Clerk #2
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Amelia Kinkade | ... |
Angela
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Philip Tanzini | ... | |
On the night of Halloween, 10 teens decide to go to a party at an abandoned funeral parlor. "Hull House", rumored to be built on an evil patch of land & underground stream, is the place. While starting the party, the teens gather around a big mirror to perform a seance...BIG MISTAKE. They awaken some evil force and find themselves trapped and taken over one by one. Now it's a battle for who can survive and cross over the stream before going to hell.... Written by Crystal <davidz_drummer_chic@hotmail.com>
I originally saw this movie in a movie theater on Times Square in the late eighties. Who would have thought this film would spawn two sequels and have this cult following.Night of the Demons was like most other films that came out at the time.A group of horny teenagers find themselves trapped in some isolated local and then are killed off one at a time in various gruesome ways.Come to think of it the formula still is used and still seems to work as evidenced by Saw II that I recently saw.
I saw Mimi Kinkade at a Fangoria convention about six years ago and she was so gentle hearted!I guess that makes her a pretty good actress if she could make a career out of playing this demon possessed woman in all these horror flicks.Anyway, I just this film again on VHS cassette and this movie still holds up.A little slow at the beginning as I remembered when I first saw it but then it quickly picks up pace. One of the eighties horror classics and worth a look!