A former priest, now an exorcist, battles the Satanic forces that are threatening the students at a girls school.A former priest, now an exorcist, battles the Satanic forces that are threatening the students at a girls school.A former priest, now an exorcist, battles the Satanic forces that are threatening the students at a girls school.
Stephanie Barton-Farcas
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- TriviaReleased just prior to Star Wars, which made Harrison Ford a star.
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Weezie Sumner: Let's go in the back room, and I'll teach you about the chicken and the egg. Which... comes... first.
Paul Winjam: The girl steals my lines.
Weezie Sumner: Yeah, well you stole something of mine.
Paul Winjam: Now wait a minute, who seduced who?
Weezie Sumner: It was a tie.
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The legend could be Star Wars made Harrison. Well, Harrison's acting talent existed before the trilogy and this movie, as well as American Graffiti, are here to prove that.
Harrison plays a Don Juanesque teacher in a catholic girl school in which happens demoniac phenomena. He has already his cool attitude and that's why i like him.
Sure the story is a rip-off of the famous exorcist (only a non conformist priest can help them!) but the production is not that bad, especially when you compare it to today productions. Here the effects are authentic, the photography luminous and clear and the story has a direct plot and not a melting-polt of opinions or a collage of bloody, shocking scenes.
So the 70s was the best period from this frightening genre and even a poor production from this time excels from the today stinkers!
Harrison plays a Don Juanesque teacher in a catholic girl school in which happens demoniac phenomena. He has already his cool attitude and that's why i like him.
Sure the story is a rip-off of the famous exorcist (only a non conformist priest can help them!) but the production is not that bad, especially when you compare it to today productions. Here the effects are authentic, the photography luminous and clear and the story has a direct plot and not a melting-polt of opinions or a collage of bloody, shocking scenes.
So the 70s was the best period from this frightening genre and even a poor production from this time excels from the today stinkers!
- leplatypus
- Apr 12, 2020
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