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poster of The She Beast
Rating: 5/10 by 42 users

The She Beast (1966)

A young woman is driving alongside a lake. She has an accident and the car plunges into the water. Her body is then possessed by the spirit of an 18th-century witch who was killed by local villagers, and is bent on avenging herself on them.

Directing:
  • Michael Reeves
  • Charles B. Griffith
Writing:
  • Michael Reeves
  • F. Amos Powell
Stars:
Release Date: Mon, May 02, 1966

Rating: 5/10 by 42 users

Alternative Title:
The She Beast - US
Revenge of the Blood Beast - US
Il lago di Satana - IT
Satan's Sister - US
Sister of Satan - US
La Sorella di Satana - IT
Revenge of the Blood Beast - GB

Country:
Italy
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 19 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0

Plot Keyword: witch, monster, transylvania, supernatural, revenge, voyeur

John Karlsen
Count von Helsing
Mel Welles
Ladislav Groper
Joe 'Flash' Riley
The She-Beast Witch
Richard Watson
Comrade Police Lieutenant
Edward B. Randolph
Man on Scooter / Man Wearing Red Sweater
Lucretia Love
Groper's Niece
Ennio Antonelli
Truck Driver
Kevin Welles
Boy in flashback
Woody Welles
Boy at cockfight
Charles B. Griffith
Policeman (uncredited)
F. Amos Powell
Man in Raincoat / Policeman (uncredited)

CinemaSerf

Can you just imagine the look on your new spouse's face it you went home and declared that your honeymoon was going to be in Ceausescu's Romania in 1966! If that wasn't already grounds for divorce, then I don't know what could ever be.... Anyway; our two newlyweds Ian Ogilvy and Barbara Steele decide this is a spiffingly good idea. Until, that is, she has an accident whilst driving by a lake and when she emerges is possessed by the spirit of a malevolent old witch who was drowned at the ducking stool by the 18th century occupants of the local village. Enlisting the help of Count von Helsing (John Karlsen) they have to defeat this evil crone before she exacts her chilling 20th century revenge. The horrific make-up is exactly that; the acting is pretty ropey, and there is little by way of decent dialogue for anyone to work with which is a shame because at it's best, the outdoor action photography is ok and the film isn't that dreadful.


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