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| Melissa Sue Anderson | ... | Vivian Sotherland | |
| Mary Beth McDonough | ... | Robin Prentiss | |
| Patrick Cassidy | ... | David Sterling | |
| Marion Ross | ... | Emily Moore | |
| Gordon Jump | ... | Sherm Sotherland | |
| Cathryn Damon | ... | Diane Sotherland | |
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Ray Girardin | ... | Clausen |
| Peter MacLean | ... | Charles Prentiss | |
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Jack Garner | ... | Hugh Garvey |
| Dana Kimmell | ... | Lily | |
| Jeff MacKay | ... | Herb Nemenz | |
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Curt Ayers | ||
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Jack Bridges | ||
| Gary Dubin | |||
| Kym Karath | ... | Monique | |
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Vivian has magic powers. She doesn't hesitate to save her boyfriend David from failing in school by murdering teachers. However, David has gotten tired of her and is putting his charm on a new girl in school, Robin. Robin discovers that she also has magic powers, and it comes to a mental showdown between the two women over David. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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27 February 1981 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Emily Moore blesses Robin Prentice with the phrase "Blessed Be!". This is used by modern Witches as more of a greeting than a blessing. See more »Goofs
The premise of the film is that one witch cannot directly use her powers on another witch; the attack will be deflected. But Vivian uses her powers to make her own mother, also a witch, break a glass in her fist. See more »Quotes
Vivian Sotherland: I'm warning you Robin. You have one day to leave town peacefully, if not, you can leave in a box.See more »
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I'll agree that it might not have been the best movie in the world, but when I first saw it on TV, as a teenager I liked it. I saw Erin Walton as another character besides the whiner she was on The Waltons and Mary Ingalls as something besides the goody two shoes she had always played on Little House. I also got to see Marion Ross in a totally different role and one she played every bit as well as on That 70's Show. Who cares if it wasn't the greatest storyline? It was made for TV, for goodness's sake! It wasn't meant for the big screen, and I'm glad it wasn't or I may never have got to see it back then. I liked it and I would recommend it to anyone if it came on Sci-Fi again!