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La endemoniada

  • 1975
  • R
  • 1h 30min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
5.0/10
698
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La endemoniada (1975)
Horror

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA young girl becomes possessed by a woman from a witches cult, who seeks vengeance, terror, and confusion around her family and the town folks.A young girl becomes possessed by a woman from a witches cult, who seeks vengeance, terror, and confusion around her family and the town folks.A young girl becomes possessed by a woman from a witches cult, who seeks vengeance, terror, and confusion around her family and the town folks.

  • Dirección
    • Amando de Ossorio
  • Guionista
    • Amando de Ossorio
  • Elenco
    • Julián Mateos
    • Marián Salgado
    • Fernando Sancho
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    5.0/10
    698
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    • Dirección
      • Amando de Ossorio
    • Guionista
      • Amando de Ossorio
    • Elenco
      • Julián Mateos
      • Marián Salgado
      • Fernando Sancho
    • 31Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 22Opiniones de los críticos
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    Julián Mateos
    Julián Mateos
    • Father Juan
    • (as Julian Mateos)
    Marián Salgado
    • Susan Barnes
    • (as Marian Salgado)
    Fernando Sancho
    Fernando Sancho
    • Police Chief
    Lone Fleming
    Lone Fleming
    • Anne Crawford
    Ángel del Pozo
    Ángel del Pozo
    • Mr. Barnes
    • (as Angel del Pozo)
    Kali Hansa
    Kali Hansa
    • Gypsy Witch
    Daniel Martín
    Daniel Martín
    • William Grant
    Tota Alba
    Tota Alba
    • Mother Gautière
    Roberto Camardiel
    Roberto Camardiel
    • Managing Editor
    María Kosty
    María Kosty
    • Esther
    • (as Maria Kosti)
    Fernando Hilbeck
    Fernando Hilbeck
    • Doctor
    Julia Saly
    • Helen - Barnes' Maid
    • (as La Pocha)
    María Vidal
    • Simona Comodare - Mother of the first sacrificed child
    • (as Maria Vidal)
    Concha Gómez Conde
    • Mother of the kidnapped child
    • (as Concha Gomez Conde)
    Ernesto Vañes
      Lucy Tiller
      • Maid of the kidnapped child
      Paquita Trench
      Montserrat Prous
      Montserrat Prous
      • Nurse
      • (as Monty Prous)
      • Dirección
        • Amando de Ossorio
      • Guionista
        • Amando de Ossorio
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      EyeAskance

      Tolerable rubber stamp of THE EXORCIST.

      An old hag kidnaps a baby as an offering to Satan from her gypsy witch coven. The authorities, under pressure from their commissioner, bring her into custody, and during an interrogation she leaps from a window to her death. The commissioner is hence cursed by her gypsy "family", and soon his pretty daughter becomes host to the old hag's evil spirit. As one might expect, she starts talking like a trucker, slapping her mother, and taking to an overall Regan Macneil-ish nastiness(which, in this case, includes a castration wherein we find her skipping about gleefully with a bloody, floppy dong in her paw). Before long, she undergoes a physical transformation into something resembling a child with Rapid Aging Syndrome.

      DEMON WITH CHILD/THE POSSESSED is generally noted as a kenspeckle Spanish Xerox of THE EXORCIST, though it does have a few small marks of intrinsic distinction. Despite the poor dubbing and intermediate production values, a macabre atmosphere is retiringly maintained which saves the film from buckling over completely...but barely.

      In toto, this is a nominal treadmill chiller, but I can't say I found it a regrettable watch, or even that I wouldn't possibly watch it again.

      4.5/10
      6Bezenby

      It's that old devil, called...the devil again

      It's another Exorcist rip-off, but then who cares because it's a pretty entertaining one too. Fernando Sancho fans please note: He does not eat any chicken in this one.

      A creepy old woman desecrates a church, steals a chalice, and probably lays a cable on the floor on the way out, causing more problems for an overstretched police force who are trying to track down a kidnapped baby. The young priest in charge of the church is disturbed and thinks that its the work of satanists, whereas the police think it's some young people who are bored with drugs and sex. Good thinking, coppers!

      The old woman is the head of a satan worshipping cult and is quickly arrested by the police (which is confusing considering what they were just saying). Turns out the old witchy woman has also kidnapped the baby and wont talk, throwing herself out of a window while her second in command curses the police (including the eighties band led by Sting). Curses, eh? Better keep an eye on that young girl that's the daughter of a local judge - she looks like a typical possible possession case.

      What unfolds is kind of like The Exorcist as the girl starts cussing everyone left right and centre, spouting out their secrets, making door handles move on their own, writhing about the floor and turning the top half of her body round the wrong way. You get the usual science/religious conversations from the parents/priest/police/psychiatrist involved, but there are a good few differences that set this one apart.

      For one thing, there's an entire sub plot regarding a relationship the priest had with a girl before he became a man of the cloth. I know folks take breakups bad sometimes, but this girl becomes a drunken hussey and blames everything on him! She doesn't stop there either, which i guess sets up the priest for one of those 'crisis of faith moments' near the end of the film.

      What's also creepy is the little girl transforming into the old woman (while still being a little girl) and getting all murderous on the population. Reagan out the of the Exorcist just lay in bed waiting for victims - this kid goes out and cuts their tallywhacer off. That would give the impression that this film is gory by the way. It's not at all.

      I put this up near the top of the Exorcist rip-off pile. There's an effective burning sequence, the girl climbing down the side of a building, and all sorts of devilly jazz.
      4gwar666

      Mediocre Exorcist clone

      This film apparently was a Spanish attempt to cash in on the success of The Exorcist, which came out the year before. To sum up the cliche'd plot, a cult of Satanic gypsies kidnaps a little baby boy, and the police arrest an old gypsie witch that they suspect has the child. The witch jumps out of a window to her death, but manages to possess the police chief's teenage daughter. The girl starts getting a foul mouth on her, and later transforms into a teenager version of the old witch and sacrifices the missing baby to Satan and then proceeds to kill a few more people for good measure. After the little witch tries to kidnap her baby cousin to sacrifice, finally a priest tries to exorcise her leading to the rather pointless ending.

      Overall, the movie was very slow and had little originality to offer. The violence wasn't particularly gory or graphic and there aren't many special effects to speak of. The only good thing I can say for this movie is that they did a good job of making the transformed version of the young girl look a lot like the old witch.
      Michael_Elliott

      Better Than A lot of the Rips

      Demon Witch Child (1975)

      ** 1/2 (out of 4)

      Amando de Ossorio, director behind the four Blind Dead films, wrote and directed this rip of The Exorcist but he adds a few neat twists to make the film stand on its own. A young baby goes missing and the police suspect a local Satan worshipper so they bring her in for questioning. During the interrogation the witch praises Satan and then kills herself but soon her evil spirit returns and takes over the body of a young girl. There are countless items in this film that borrow heavily from The Exorcist but do Ossorio also adds some new stuff like the twist of the possession coming due to a witch. There's also a couple eerie scenes involving the witches and the ending is quite good. However, like all these Italian rips, there's a lot being ripped off from the troubled priest to the dirty talking little girl. The dubbing to this film is pretty bad so the dirty talk from the child comes off with more laughs than anything else. This is no great masterpiece but it's certainly one of the better rips I've seen.
      6Coventry

      Gypsies, tramps and … DEMON WITCH CHILDREN!!

      Amando de Ossorio will probably always be my Spanish horror-hero because he made the utterly amazing "Blind Dead"-quadrology and also the even more amazing (but sadly obscure) "Lorelei's Grasp". His horror films, even the less good ones, are hugely atmospheric and often manage to come across as genuinely creepy even though the subject matter is far-fetched and implausible. This theory works for "Demon Witch Child", too. The film itself isn't impressive and certainly not very original. A young girl possessed by satanic forces that cause her to speak foreign languages and make her body to float in thin air? Now, where have we seen that before? Yes, this basically is the umpteenth European imitation of William Friedkin's "The Exorcist" but, please, don't allow this to spoil the fun. It's an adorably weird exploitation effort, with quite a collection of deranged characters and inexplicably compelling sub plots. In a quiet little community, a gypsy woman is suspected of kidnapping infants and commits suicide by jumping out of the police station's (closed) window. She avenges herself by using her witchcraft powers to possession over the eminent politician's nine-year-old daughter. In this younger body, the old witch can carelessly continue sacrificing newborn children to Satan… Her concerned father and nanny call in the help of a young priest, but he's in the middle of being stalked by a girl who can't accept that he chose God over her. This last part describes a completely irrelevant but entertaining sub plot, by the way. Believe it or not, but the scariest thing about this movie is the young actress who plays Susan! And not even during the sequences where the gypsy witch possesses her soul! No offense to her, but Marián Salgado looks almost naturally uncanny and definitely NOT like an innocent schoolgirl! The elderly actress who plays the actual witch looks pretty creepy too, but at least she was supposed to have this effect. Sadly enough, "Demon Witch Child" disappoints in the gore department. There's no exploitative bloodshed and Amando de Ossorio only hits at gruesome events, like a castration and a brutal baby killing. Perhaps the lack of budget is to blame, but that sure didn't stop our director when he made the "Blind Dead" movies. The possession-effects are nice and cheesy and the eerie music is very efficient. Personally, I have a weakness for shameless rip-offs (I usually enjoy them even more than the real thing) but most horror fans will likely enjoy this film, as long as they're not too demanding.

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      • Trivia
        Because Linda Blair was dubbed by Marián Salgado in the Spanish version of El exorcista (1973), director Amando de Ossorio cast Salgado as the lead in his answer to the successful American horror movie.
      • Errores
        As the demon child levitates out of her bed, 2 wires are seen and bumps on the girl's nightgown where they attach to the halters.
      • Créditos curiosos
        The same opening scene runs twice under the opening credits.
      • Conexiones
        Referenced in Rewind This! (2013)

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        • mayo de 1976 (Estados Unidos)
      • País de origen
        • España
      • Idioma
        • Español
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        • The Possessed
      • Productoras
        • Isaac Hernández Poncela
        • Richard Films P.C.
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