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The Satanist (1968)

Directed by: Zoltan G. Spencer

The Satanist is a nudie cutie told through the guise of a moral tale about a pair of Newlyweds who leave the city for the country only to end up next door to a very beautiful, buxom Satanist. The husband of course is seduced by her and becomes obsessed with the woman after she gives him a spellbook. Eventually they couple figures out this strange woman could possibly be trouble, but are too polite to turn down an invite from her for a special get together on the Sabbath.

This beautifully shot oddity was produced right before films like this ended up going all the way. That and the fact that this film was shot in black and white was basically a death sentence for strange little film clocking in at barely over an hour. The Satanist was another favorite of the fest because the film was very well crafted for what it was and by the time the newlyweds end up at the party, which turns out to be a ritual the ending doesn't disappoint. (IMDB Dan Tabor)

Pat Barrington

Revenge (1971)

aka

Terror from Under the House

Inn of the Frightened People

Behind the Cellar Door

After the funeral of their young daughter, the family learns that the man who was suspected for rape and murder is let go because of the lack of evidence. The father, along with his older son and friend whose daughter was also killed by the same man devise a plan to kidnap and hopefully get the confession out of him. However things turn bad, when one slip after another leads to them turning on each other and having second thoughts that maybe they've got the wrong man. (IMDB lost-in-limbo)