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Fear No Evil (1981)
Brilliant and aloof teenager Andrew is always the butt of his classmates' jokes — but little do they know that he is actually the demon Lucifer. As the evil wells up within him, he avenges himself in acts of demonic murder and destruction. But his foe, the archangel Gabriel, has assumed the form of 18 year old student Julie.
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Brilliant and aloof teenager Andrew is always the butt of his classmates' jokes — but little do they know that he is actually the demon Lucifer. As the evil wells up within him, he avenges himself in acts of demonic murder and destruction. But his foe, the archangel Gabriel, has assumed the form of 18 year old student Julie.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Frank LaLoggia
In Theaters:1/19/1981
Box Office:$3,000,000
Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:LaLoggia Productions
Cast
Frank LaLoggia
Director
Stefan Arngrim
Andrew Williams
Elizabeth Hoffman
Mikhail / Margaret Buchanan
Kathleen Rowe McAllen
Gabrielle / Julie
Frank Birney
Father Daly
Daniel Eden
Tony
John Holland
Rafael / Father Damon
Barry Cooper
Mr. Williams
Alice Sachs
Mrs. Williams
Paul Haber
Mark
Roslyn Gugino
Marie
Richard Jay Silverthorn
Lucifer
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