USA, 1971
black and white
mono, English
An American horror film directed by Ken Friedman.
Plot Summary
When a young woman learns that one of her ancestors had been burned at the stake as a witch, she sets out to get her revenge on the descendants of the people who killed her.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Ken Friedman
© 1971 Kirt Films International Ltd.
Paragon Films presents a Kirt Films International production
Executive Producer: Leonard Kirtman
Produced by: Mitchell Block
Associate Producers: Martin Grasgreen, Hank Feinstein
Written by: Ken Friedman
Cinematography: Alec Hirschfeld
Editor: Steve Henry
Music Composed by: Sonny Kohl
Sound: R. Ian Gale
Costumes: Suzanne Johnson
Make-up: Thomas Brumberger
Cast
Shelby Leverington (Lise)
Aaron Phillips (Peter Vroot)
Norman Paige (Jake)
Denver John Collins (Roger Vroot)
Sarnell Ogus (Naomi Vroot)
Sylvia Pressler (Sara Vroot)
Rhonda Russell (Coral Vroot)
Lesley Knight (Elly Vroot)
Bruce Brentlinger (Michael Vroot)
Tom Mahoney (detective)
Brian Hamill (cab driver)
Rod Houts (minister)
Jay Lanno (police officer)
Andrea Vaucher (receptionist)
Beatrice Winner [opening credits] Bea Winner [end credits] (secretary)
Robert Holmes, Fred Mates (men in elevator)
Hank Feinstein (man in office)
Jan Saint, Oliver Lewis (old men in Dutch village)
Robert Hazelton (judge)
Betty Schwartz, Margo Gampel, Sinee Assanuvat, Bonny Munshin (people in office)
Eloise Khe, Michael Borrutto, Tamara Reed, Karen Buryiak, Jerry Allgor, Irene Jessen, J.C. Thomas, Nikki Lynn, John Odegard, Jamie Jackson, Phil Sable, Debbie Taylor, Margaret Duff, Jayne Stevens, Joyce Bowen, Aaron Fire, O.G. Sullivan, Dale Woechner, Ann Hagman, Maxine Berman, Joel Kruger, Civia Zoe, John Holliday, Jeffrey Mandel, Helen Stewart, Linda Robbins, Bob Molock, Suzanna Zimmet, Debbie Dean, Alf Geisler, Cheryl Stewart, Aubrey Smith, Glenn Stewart, Brigid Murnahan, Cade Merritt, Frea Braem, Steven Trellin, Robert Peters, De De Binder, Wayne Metcalf (Dutch village)
References
Books
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.92 – credits
