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A witch in a painting resembles an antique dealer's Wife.A witch in a painting resembles an antique dealer's Wife.A witch in a painting resembles an antique dealer's Wife.
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Early Tom Selleck film where he and his wife encounter a coven of witches. The coven think that Selleck's wife is a reincarnated witch from a painting. It is always good to see the great character actor Vic Diaz but even he can't help with the fact that the material here just isn't that compelling. Some good exploitation like when Barra Grant as his wife is strapped down naked and whipped. But there are too many slow scenes that drag on agonizingly and I think the film could have been boosted with more shots of the exotic Philippine locale. Not terrible but story needed some sort of adrenaline shot somewhere in the middle.
- rosscinema
- Dec 21, 2002
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- TriviaThe film was released on November 1, 1972 by United Artists as a double feature with Superbeast.
- GoofsWhen Dr. Dangal leaves the Robertsons' home, having held the statue of the Virgin Mary up to the painting, he places the statue on the right hand side of the desk in front of the painting and leaves. When James Robertson enters the room a few moments later, the statue is gone.
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Juana Rios: What evil thing have you done to make dogs hate you?
James Robertson: Ah, yes, now I remember. As a boy in Mexico I was captured by the Aztecs. Our favorite holiday dish was baked dog. I must say, it was quite good.
Chris Robertson: You've never been in Mexico in your life except Tijuana.
James Robertson: I'm a cat man myself. I never yet had a cat bark at me or take a chunk out of my ass.
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