The Brotherhood of Satan

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The Brotherhood of Satan

Movie Poster Tagline: "A demon-spirit of madness and murder holds a California town in the grip of terror."
Directed by Bernard McEveety
Produced by L. Q. Jones
Alvy Moore
Written by L. Q. Jones
Sean MacGregor
Starring Strother Martin
L. Q. Jones
Charles Bateman
Ahna Capri
Charles Robinson
Alvy Moore
Geri Reischl
Music by Jaime Mendoza-Nava
Cinematography John Arthur Morrill
Editing by Marvin Walowitz
Distributed by Columbia Pictures Corporation
Release date(s) Premiere:
Flag of the United States 6 August 1971
DVD release:
13 August 2002
Running time 92 min.
Country USA
Language English
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The Brotherhood of Satan is a 1971 low-budget horror film written, produced and starring L. Q. Jones.

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[edit] Plot

Ben (Charles Bateman), his girlfriend Nicky (Ahna Capri), and Ben's young daughter K.T. (Geri Reischl) are driving through the American Southwest to K.T.'s grandmother's house for a birthday celebration. They are waylaid by a car accident in the town of Hillsboro where they meet the local sheriff (L. Q. Jones), his assistant Tobey (Alvy Moore), Doc Duncan (Strother Martin), and a priest (Charles Robinson). These locals explain the unusual events of the town involving several murders, the inability to leave the town, and that many of the local children are missing.

A local coven of elderly witches have been taking the children and leading them to worship Satan in a plot to use their bodies as receptacles for their own souls. They use their supernatural abilities to kill anyone who interferes by turning the children's' toys into instruments of murder.

[edit] Production

The Brotherhood of Satan was filmed in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

[edit] Book

A book adaptation, titled The Brotherhood of Satan, by L. Q. Jones was published by Universal-Award (New York, NY) in 1980 (ISBN 0441083013).

[edit] Availability

The Brotherhood of Satan was released on VHS in 1983 by RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (Burbank, CA) (OCLC 22091401). A DVD version was released in 2002 by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (Culver City, CA) (ISBN 0767882539).

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