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The Fiend (1972)
Led by a sinister minister, a controlling religious sect called the Brethren has taken control of widow Birdy Wemys, sending her unstable son, Kenny, into a spiraling descent into madness and murder. No woman is safe when Kenny's religious mania overpowers him and leads to a rampage of carnage and chaos!
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Led by a sinister minister, a controlling religious sect called the Brethren has taken control of widow Birdy Wemys, sending her unstable son, Kenny, into a spiraling descent into madness and murder. No woman is safe when Kenny's religious mania overpowers him and leads to a rampage of carnage and chaos!
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Brian Comport
In Theaters:10/25/1972
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:World Arts Media
Cast
Robert Hartford-Davis
Director
Ann Todd
Birdy Wemys
Patrick Magee
Minister
Tony Beckley
Kenny Wemys
Percy Herbert
Commissionaire Jim Hudson
Suzanna Leigh
Patricia 'Paddy' Lynch
David Lodge
CID Inspector
Ronald Allen
Paul
Madeleine Hinde
Brigitte Lynch
Jeannette Wild
Prostitute
Susanna East
Teenage Girl
Brenda Kempner
Congregation
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