The Brotherhood of Satan

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PG,1hr 32min

Genre:

Drama

Released:

January 1, 1971

Distributor:

Columbia TriStar

Starring:

Strother Martin, L.Q. Jones, Charles Bateman ... More

Synopsis: Noted character actor L.Q. Jones (who would later direct the cult classic A Boy and His Dog) produced this low-budget horror item about a small Southwestern town torn asunder by the mysterious disappearances of several of its children. Jones plays the town sheriff, who joins forces with some of the locals to find the perpetrators and uncovers a diabolical plot concocted by a coven of elderly devil-worshippers who plan to use the children's bodies as receptacles for their own souls, enabling them ... Full Synopsis

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	Donald Guarisco, AMG Review This independently-made effort is not as famous as other horror films of its era but it remains a potent, effective little chiller. The script for The Brotherhood Of Satan plays like a mixture of a The Twilight Zone episode and Rosemary's Baby and sets its unnerving tone from the start by hurling the audience head-first into a bizarre setting where insane, deadly things happen as a matter of course. ... Read Review