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The She Beast - Movie Review |
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Deadlier than Dracula! Wilder than the Werewolf! More frightening than Frankenstein! A young woman is driving alongside a lake. She has an accident and the car plunges into the water. Her body is then possessed by the spirit of an 18th-century witch who was killed by local villagers, and is bent on avenging herself on them. A small town in 18th century Transylvania is being terrorized by an evil witch. When a child is brutally attacked, the villagers capture the fiend and sentence her to death by dunking chair, but not before she casts a curse on them and their descendants. Two hundred years later, young newlyweds Veronica (Barbara Steele) and Philip (Ian Ogilvy) pass through the town on a tour of the Carpathians, only to have their car pulled into a lake by an unseen force. A passing truck driver quickly rescues two bodies from the wreck. One is Philip, battered but alive, and the other is... the witch, back from the dead to wreak havoc on the town once again! Can Philip and his newfound friend, the great grandson of Professor Van Helsing, capture the witch and bring back Veronica?
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The She Beast - Cast & Crew |
| Directed by: Michael Reeves Produced by: Michael Reeves, Paul Maslansky Written by: Michael Reeves Starring: Barbara Steele, Ian Ogilvy, John Karlsen Crew: Annabelle Webb, Gioacchino Gengarelli, Nira Omri, Paul Ferris, Ralph Ferraro Copyright: Public Domain Format: Colour Duration: 74 mins Year: 1966 Tags: B-movie, Car Crash, Carpathians, Communism, Cult, Horror, Lake, Michael Reeves, Re-incarnation, Transylvania, Van Helsing, Witch |
The She Beast Trivia - Did You Know?Barbara Steele recalled to film historian David Del Valle that making The She Beast was a "three day wonder that I did for Paul Maslansky for a flat fee of $5,000 as I was returning to London and this was an extended cameo. My memories of (Michael) Reeves were that of a rather enthusiastic film student with a tremendous drive to make films. It was his energy that kept the project afloat. I can't really remember much else as I have never seen the finished product and yet I still remain close friends with the Maslansky family." Related FilmsLady Frankenstein | Embryo | The Terror | Swamp Women | The Wasp Woman | |
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