Psyched by the 4D Witch

1973
R
1h 21m

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Novice witch Cindy is transported into a world of safe sex by the voice of Abigail from the 17th century.Novice witch Cindy is transported into a world of safe sex by the voice of Abigail from the 17th century.Novice witch Cindy is transported into a world of safe sex by the voice of Abigail from the 17th century.

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3.2/10

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Margo

Cindy

Esoterica

The Witch

Tom Yerian

The Vampire

Kelly Guthrie

Mr. Jones

Tracy Handfuss

Jan Kleinmetz
(as Sandra Lane)

Keith Erickson

Dr. Ambrose Kleinmetz
(as Don Markos)

Lila Beatty

George Eagle

Annette Michael

Aunt Fanny
(as Annette Williams)

Jason Peters

Gigi Suzette

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Trivia
Nearly all of the "psychedelic" music throughout the entire film consists of one song, "A Saucerful of Secrets", from the 1968 Pink Floyd album of the same name.

Quotes
The Witch: Let's fantasy fuck now!

Crazy credits
The opening cast credits say that the film also features "A host of astral demons" after all the names of the actors/actresses.

Connections
Featured in Beata Virgo Viscera (2018)

Soundtracks
Beware of the 4-D Witch!
Words & Melody by Joe Bisko
Vocalist: Johnny by the Way
Music by Attila Galamb
Recorded at Attila Studios, L.A.

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2/10

Very very very very very bad. But not the worst ever.

Putting this film on a DVD with "Monstar-a-Go-Go" was really a stroke of genius for this film's reputation, because MAGG is so awful that it makes this poorly-assembled collection of audio and images look GOOD.

Seriously, I put this film on the TV at a party with the sound turned down, and on that level, it had some merit: flaky, trippy, visuals that lent some visual interest in the background. "What the H IS THIS???" asked more than one person. I was forced to go into an explanation, which left the people utterly befuddled and looking as if they had been struck about the head and shoulders with a lead bong.

On that level, I can not recommend PBT4W, but I hope I have at least provided some kind of scenario in which it would not be a net deficit. Use this information as you will.