Speak of the Devil (1989)
A phoney evangelist and his nympho wife buy a house in Los Angeles with plans to turn it into "The Church of Latter Day Sin." However, the house turns out to be haunted--which doesn't stop the wife, who, unbeknownst to her husband, cuts a deal with the Devil.
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A phoney evangelist and his nympho wife buy a house in Los Angeles with plans to turn it into "The Church of Latter Day Sin." However, the house turns out to be haunted--which doesn't stop the wife, who, unbeknownst to her husband, cuts a deal with the Devil.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Raphael Nussbaum, Robert Earl Craft
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:99 minutes
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Cast
Raphael Nussbaum
Director
Thomas McGowan
Jonah Johnson (as Robert Elarton)
Jean Carol
Isabelle Johnson (as Jean Miller)
Bernice Tamara Goor
Eve
Walter Kay
Mort
Shawn Patrick Greenfield
Bobby Wigglesworth
Louise Sherrill
Mrs. Wigglesworth
Richard Rifkin
Rabbi Ben Tov
David James Campbell
Glittens - Southern Cop
Beverly Polcyn
Ettie Glittens
Troy Fromin
Burn
William Houck
Psychiatrist
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