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The Witching (1983)
This is Gordon's re-edit of his 1972 horror film Necromancy starring Orson Welles and Pamela Franklin. This version features brand new scenes (mostly to up to exploitation factor) filmed in 1983 and added by Gordon himself. It also features a brand new score and other changes and the whole thing differs greatly from the original 82-minute theatrical version.
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This is Gordon's re-edit of his 1972 horror film Necromancy starring Orson Welles and Pamela Franklin. This version features brand new scenes (mostly to up to exploitation factor) filmed in 1983 and added by Gordon himself. It also features a brand new score and other changes and the whole thing differs greatly from the original 82-minute theatrical version.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:11/25/1983
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Bert I. Gordon
Director
Orson Welles
Mr. Cato
Pamela Franklin
Lori Brandon
Lee Purcell
Priscilla
Michael Ontkean
Frank Brandon
Harvey Jason
Dr. Jay
Stephen Knight
High Priest
Terry Quinn
Cato's Son
Barbara Peckinpaugh
Jennie
Anne Gaybis
Spirit
Brinke Stevens
Black Sabbath Member (as Berinka Stevens)
Carl Solomon
Black Sabbath Member
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