THE WITCHMAKER
| Horror, Mystery | 1969 |
Plot:
A psychic researcher and his assistants investigate a series of murders of beautiful young women.
Crew:
• Directed by: William O. Brown
• Written by: William O. Brown
• Starring: Anthony Eisley, Thordis Brandt, Alvy Moore, Shelby Grant
• Produced by: William O. Brown
• Music by: Jaime Mendoza-Nava
• Cinematography: John Arthur Morrill
• Edited by:
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| Horror, Mystery | 1969 |
Plot:
A psychic researcher and his assistants investigate a series of murders of beautiful young women.
Crew:
• Directed by: William O. Brown
• Written by: William O. Brown
• Starring: Anthony Eisley, Thordis Brandt, Alvy Moore, Shelby Grant
• Produced by: William O. Brown
• Music by: Jaime Mendoza-Nava
• Cinematography: John Arthur Morrill
• Edited by:
About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:
Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.
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00:04:50Locust Valley, Minnesota
00:05:00Eight of them, Dr. Hayes. Eight of them in the last two years.
00:05:05Nice girls, everyone of them.
00:05:10Everyone hanging there like a cut hog, with that hex rod on her chest.
00:05:15Oh, they do, they do.
00:05:17I'm getting rich just running around the swamp in my boat here.
00:05:21They allow it to a prevert.
00:05:24You do mean pervert, don't you?
00:05:27Prevert, pervert is all the same, because they ain't caught them.
00:05:31Of course, some folks say we got a witch in the swamp again.
00:05:34Again?
00:05:36The old timers say we used to have them all the time.
00:05:39Sort of went out of style when they started draining the swamp.
00:05:43Yes, sir. Some towns is famous for their rhubarb.
00:05:47We was famous for our witches.
00:05:50You say you was a boy scout?
00:05:52A movie scout. We're looking for a movie location, scenery and such.
00:05:58Tasha.
00:05:59Hmm?
00:06:00Why is Dr. Hayes pulling the old boy's leg?
00:06:03You know, the movie scout bit.
00:06:07Well, because if you start telling people that you're doing psychic research,
00:06:10they think you're some kind of a nut.
00:06:16Are you going to put me in your article?
00:06:18I'd rather put you on the magazine cover and sell a million copies.
00:06:23You a student of Dr. Hayes?
00:06:40I'm afraid not.
00:06:42Own and share now.
00:06:44Maggie's his secretary, and I'm a sensitive.
00:06:49What on earth is a sensitive?
00:07:00What makes the old timers think these killings might be the work of a witch?
00:07:05Dr. Hayes, a real witch is darn near immortal.
00:07:08I ain't talking about one of them old conjure women that sells love potions for a buck.
00:07:14Ain't no more a witch than that little girl there.
00:07:18I feel honest to God.
00:07:20Excuse me, Lord.
00:07:22Witch can live for hundreds of years, provided she gets her blood regular like.
00:07:27Blood?
00:07:28I don't know what she does with it exactly, but she has to have it or die.
00:07:34And there wasn't a drop of blood left in any of them girls.
00:07:40All dreamed out, careful like, and carried away.
00:07:53Well, there she is.
00:07:55Ain't never entered her out to movie folks before.
00:07:59Mostly hunters and such.
00:08:01Say, uh, you wouldn't mind if I collected an advance, would you?
00:08:05An advance?
00:08:06Oh, no, of course not.
00:08:07How much is it?
00:08:09Well, now, me and my boy brung your food and gear up here yesterday,
00:08:14and you and your party today.
00:08:16And when we come and get you, that's, um, uh...
00:08:20Three trips.
00:08:22Right.
00:08:23And then six people in the cabin for five days.
00:08:29I'll have to ask about $21.
00:08:34Boy, you drive a hard bargain, Mr. LeBlanc.
00:08:37Well, business is business, Dr. Hayes.
00:08:40There's a week's fuel supply for the power plant
00:08:44if you don't run any night and day.
00:08:46Plenty of water in the cistern.
00:08:48Don't drink out of the swamp.
00:08:50It's full of fever.
00:08:51We'll be careful.
00:08:52Les Noffeller has a boat and a guide.
00:08:55There's no other way out of here except through the swamp.
00:08:58And that's about 10 miles of gators, moccasins, and quicksand.
00:09:03Don't rightfully know that anybody's ever made it.
00:09:06Well, I'm sure we'll be all right till Friday.
00:09:09Sure you don't want me to check in on you during the week?
00:09:12Uh, no charge.
00:09:14No, if we need anything, I'll phone you.
00:09:18You do have a phone.
00:09:20Sure, I got a phone.
00:09:22But you ain't...
00:09:36Oh, my God.
00:10:07Well, I wonder if we can apply for government aid.
00:10:11Would you mind turning that thing off?
00:10:13Well, we're all free until this evening.
00:10:15Oh, just a minute. Maggie?
00:10:17Where are we sleeping?
00:10:18Well, you can take this room because it's bigger
00:10:20and it'll double as your office.
00:10:22And Vic, you and Owen can take the bunk room in there.
00:10:26Oh, no. I have two beds and three girls.
00:10:30Why don't you and Sharon take the bedroom?
00:10:32I'll bunk on the couch out here.
00:10:33I don't think that'd be fair.
00:10:34Oh, please. I love fireplaces.
00:10:36Are you sure?
00:10:40Sure's fine.
00:10:41Uh, you got a minute?
00:10:43Oh, certainly. Step into my palatial office.
00:10:50Well, you're all set, Dr. Hayes.
00:10:52Sorry I couldn't find a red apple for you.
00:10:56Well, now that we're comfortable, what's on your mind?
00:11:00If I get out of line, you'll tell me, right?
00:11:04When the magazine first pitched me on this article,
00:11:07they called it an investigation of psychic phenomena.
00:11:10They forgot to mention murder.
00:11:12Well, uh...
00:11:13Now, hear me out.
00:11:14I'd just like to know how you justify
00:11:16bringing these women out here into the boondocks
00:11:18where some nut seems to be knocking them off their feet.
00:11:22Well, if you're going to investigate something,
00:11:24Vic, you have to go to wherever that something is, right?
00:11:27Well, when we planned this trip,
00:11:29there hadn't been any killings for six, seven months.
00:11:32And there's no provable connection.
00:11:34Now, hold it.
00:11:36I didn't come blundering out here
00:11:39with no thought of the danger or the welfare of my group.
00:11:43I didn't come here with no thought of the danger
00:11:46or the welfare of my group.
00:11:49Here's a complete report from the state police.
00:11:51Go ahead and read it.
00:11:53In every instance, the victim was isolated, alone.
00:11:56There are six of us.
00:11:58It's still a calculated risk.
00:12:00Which we are willing to accept.
00:12:04That's laying it right on the line.
00:12:08Next question.
00:12:10Fire away.
00:12:12Fire away.
00:12:14Next question.
00:12:16Fire away.
00:12:18What's a sensitive?
00:12:22Oh, you've been talking to Tasha.
00:12:25Well, I don't blame you.
00:12:27If I were a few years younger,
00:12:29I guess I'd be talking to her myself.
00:12:32What's a sensitive?
00:12:36You ever take any physics in school?
00:12:39A couple years.
00:12:42Well, you remember when electricity flows through a wire,
00:12:44there's always a magnetic field around it?
00:12:46That much I remember.
00:12:48Any cult or psychic activity also generates a field around it.
00:12:53The only trouble is,
00:12:55you can't use instruments to locate or measure it.
00:12:59You have to use a person who is sensitive to it.
00:13:01And therefore is called a sensitive.
00:13:04Right you are.
00:13:05And that's Tasha?
00:13:06That's Tasha.
00:13:07So she's spook-oriented, huh?
00:13:10But why out here in this swampy nowhere?
00:13:13Oh.
00:13:16Well, this is exactly what we want.
00:13:20Why, in the first place,
00:13:22we have a high incidence of cult activity.
00:13:25And the second place is out of a high rent district.
00:13:28Well, yes, that's true too.
00:13:30The third place is a little more complicated.
00:13:36You see, any electrical activity,
00:13:39radio station, high wire,
00:13:41well, even the wires on the walls of a room,
00:13:44it can set up so much interference that a sensitive can't do her best work.
00:13:47Well, it shouldn't be a problem here.
00:13:49Well, there's a radio station in Gaspard,
00:13:51goes off the air at nine o'clock.
00:13:53The power plant town is so small,
00:13:54I doubt if you could even measure its field.
00:13:59Yes, sir.
00:14:01I think this is just about perfect.
00:14:05Speaking of perfection,
00:14:06I seem to recall I have a bottle of excellent scotch in my luggage.
00:14:09Do I interest you, Mr. Gordon?
00:14:11You fascinate me, Dr. Hayes.
00:14:28You know, he's a funny kid.
00:14:29Who, Owen?
00:14:31Mm-hmm.
00:14:32You know, I went out with him a few times at school.
00:14:34Put some on me, too, okay?
00:14:36Okay.
00:14:37What happened?
00:14:38Nothing, darn it.
00:14:40I ordered a martini, and he drank carrot juice.
00:14:44He says that martinis are bad for his sweat glands or something.
00:14:49I'm afraid my sweat glands will just have to fight it out for themselves.
00:14:53Mine, too.
00:14:56There.
00:14:57Thanks.
00:14:58You're done.
00:15:05Dawn.
00:15:08How did you get to be a sensitive?
00:15:11My mother was one.
00:15:14And her mother was an out-and-out witch.
00:15:17Really?
00:15:18An actual witch?
00:15:19Yep.
00:15:22I remember once, Mr. Bacon next door
00:15:25was yelling at me for cutting across his lawn.
00:15:28Grandma put the whammy on him,
00:15:31Grandma put the whammy on him,
00:15:33and he had laryngitis for one month.
00:15:37You're wonderful.
00:15:39Where are you going?
00:15:40I think I shall go throw myself at Owen again.
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00:22:47We celebrate the great Sabbath of Candlemas here in three days, yet I am commanded here
00:23:08tonight.
00:23:09So I ask myself, what is so important that can't wait for three days, eh?
00:23:20There is a woman.
00:23:25And it generally is.
00:23:32All right, now that I've had my little joke, suppose you tell me about your little joke.
00:23:54Suppose you tell me about her.
00:24:01She's a woman of great beauty.
00:24:08There are only twelve of us now.
00:24:12I want to bring her into the coven.
00:24:14Into the coven?
00:24:16Does she hear the voice?
00:24:18Her grandmother was a witch.
00:24:19Does she hear the voice?
00:24:22She hears, but she doesn't understand.
00:24:25Today, I cast the spell of the stones.
00:24:30Three times she responded.
00:24:35And now you want old Jesse to rake your chestnuts out of the fire, eh?
00:24:44Jesse, as Sabbath Master, I can do many things.
00:24:49I can call underlings from great distances.
00:24:52I can have them whipped to death disobeying me.
00:24:58Or I can reward them richly.
00:25:02All of these things I can do and many more.
00:25:08But Jesse, there are some rituals best performed by two.
00:25:16This is very important to me.
00:25:19I want no mistakes.
00:25:24I have told you you're a past master.
00:25:28Flattery hasn't turned my head in two hundred years.
00:25:33But I like it.
00:25:41Luther, let's talk together like two merchants.
00:25:47The bell has not come forward of her own free will.
00:25:52Now, this thing you want, it can be done.
00:25:57It is very difficult, I know, but it can be done.
00:26:02Jesse, I...
00:26:03Let me finish.
00:26:05Now, mind you, I said if I can control her, the master gets her soul.
00:26:14You get her body.
00:26:17And what does old Jesse get, eh?
00:26:23What you want most, Jesse.
00:26:26Youth, beauty, a new life.
00:26:42It's a difficult ritual.
00:26:44A blood ritual.
00:26:46And only a Sabbath master.
00:26:51The blood of a maiden drawn by steel.
00:26:58On a night when the moon is full.
00:27:04Good night, Jesse.
00:27:09Good night.
00:27:15You have to take the sun down here for degrees.
00:27:18You could have had a sun stroke.
00:27:20I feel fine.
00:27:21Really.
00:27:22Just dizzy and emotional.
00:27:25Vitamins?
00:27:26My bedding by drink.
00:27:27Or just a high-powered tranquilizer.
00:27:29Makes her pretty groggy, but it sure tunes up her receiver.
00:27:33Hmm.
00:27:34You better go sit down before you fall down.
00:27:39So, if she hits a signal, what happens then?
00:27:42Well, we get a compass fixed on it and track it down.
00:27:45Actually talk to the people.
00:27:47We brought some motion picture equipment, sound gear.
00:27:49Dr. Hayes?
00:27:50Yes?
00:27:51Gasper just went off the air.
00:27:52No signal at all.
00:27:54Oh, well, try and see if you pick up any signal from the power plant.
00:27:58Yeah, well, you have to kill the house current.
00:28:00Oh, Sharon, light the candles.
00:28:01Vic, would you mind?
00:28:02The light switch is on the front porch just to the right of the door.
00:28:05Sure thing.
00:28:06Thank you.
00:28:18I get 0.13 on the power house.
00:28:33What's your fix?
00:28:3697 degrees, 13 minutes.
00:28:42Figure that vector, then we'll correct Tasha's fix.
00:28:46Shouldn't be more than 2 degrees, 3 at the most.
00:28:49What do we do now?
00:28:50All join hands?
00:28:52You can all keep quiet if you expect any work out of me.
00:28:57Well, we all ready?
00:28:59Nice and drowsy?
00:29:04All right.
00:29:06Let's all be quiet now.
00:29:59Oh!
00:30:18What happened?
00:30:19What's the matter?
00:30:20Leave me alone, you old fool!
00:30:21All of you, leave me alone!
00:30:27Oh, I'm so ashamed.
00:30:29I don't know what's the matter with me.
00:30:31Easy, easy, easy.
00:30:32I'm going to tell him to come next time.
00:30:34Listen, all this is going to wait until tomorrow morning.
00:30:36I want this one put to bed now.
00:30:38Get rid of that stuff where you own it.
00:30:40I'm going to have to take some notes from Maggie.
00:30:42I'll see you later.
00:30:48What did you see out there when you turned that light off?
00:30:50Oh, I didn't see anything.
00:30:51I thought I heard some footsteps.
00:30:53How'd you know?
00:30:55Don't ever take up poker for a living.
00:30:57You haven't got the face for it.
00:31:03Did it go well?
00:31:06You saw.
00:31:08It was simple for me.
00:31:10Can you control her?
00:31:19I controlled her tonight.
00:31:24If I speak to her again, I will control her until she dies.
00:31:31Or until I die.
00:31:34Or until she takes her vows as a witch.
00:31:38Good God.
00:31:42Before the dawn breaks, you will be a maid again.
00:31:48This I swear.
00:31:52Now remember.
00:31:55Tasha has to get that girl away from the house and into the swamp.
00:31:58I want her alone.
00:32:02Begin.
00:32:04Now.
00:32:34Nothing.
00:32:37No.
00:32:40She's not alive.
00:33:11Careful.
00:33:39Tasha.
00:33:48What's going on?
00:33:54Uh, that's right.
00:34:08The ocean has been destructified by many barbarous races.
00:34:27The ocean has been destructed by many barbarous races.
00:34:56Tasha.
00:35:06Tasha.
00:35:36Tasha.
00:35:52And the rest of the stuff, we're just going to have to wait until later, my golly.
00:35:56Enough is enough.
00:35:59My goodness, it's almost two o'clock.
00:36:01That's not that late.
00:36:02Maggie, you should have said something.
00:36:04Well, I don't mind.
00:36:05No, you should have.
00:36:06No, really.
00:36:07You're going to think I'm a sleep driver.
00:36:08I said I don't mind.
00:36:09I'll tell you what.
00:36:10You sleep in tomorrow morning and...
00:36:11I don't want to sleep in.
00:36:12Look, if I get to bed now and if I get up at eight, I'll get plenty of...
00:36:16Sharon's not in her room.
00:36:17Good.
00:36:19She's not?
00:36:20Dr. Hayes, that girl is not in my bedroom.
00:36:22She's not in the office and she certainly isn't out here.
00:36:29You mean...
00:36:32I mean...
00:36:35Well, why don't you look?
00:36:37Why don't you look?
00:36:43Why don't we both look?
00:36:54I feel like such a fool.
00:36:56Don't.
00:36:57Now that we know that she isn't in with them, we've really got a problem.
00:37:01Do you think maybe she went out for some air?
00:37:03At two o'clock in the morning?
00:37:06No, I think I'd better get the boys up.
00:37:30It's still warm.
00:37:32Hurry now.
00:37:59Hail Satan.
00:38:29Satan, give me my purpose.
00:38:48And she was still putting up her hair when I left her.
00:38:51I don't know what time it was.
00:38:53You two were still up.
00:38:54I heard you talking.
00:38:56Well, that must have been about 10.30 or even earlier.
00:39:00And then I came out here and fooled around for a few minutes and went right to sleep.
00:39:03That's great.
00:39:04She could have left any time within the last four hours.
00:39:09Well, we're not going to find her standing around here.
00:39:12Oh, and leave the lights on so she can find the house.
00:39:16Maggie, some coffee might taste good when we get back.
00:39:18I'll take care of it.
00:39:20Let's go.
00:39:35The next few moments will hold exquisite agony for me.
00:39:40If I cry out, do not falter.
00:39:47If you do, I die.
00:40:08Darkness, hear me.
00:40:18Satan, behold thy supplicant.
00:40:23Satan, honor thy covenant.
00:40:26Satan, show thy mercy to Sharon.
00:40:43Sharon, is that you?
00:40:45No, it's me, Vic.
00:40:46Did you see anything?
00:40:48Found this.
00:40:49Do you recognize it?
00:40:51It's a sweater.
00:40:53Oh, you mean it's at Sharon's.
00:40:55Gee, I wouldn't know.
00:40:56I get 40, 50 kids in a class, just become one big blur.
00:41:00Wouldn't know what they were wearing.
00:41:02You know, we could be going at this whole thing the wrong way.
00:41:04Yeah, what do you mean?
00:41:06I tripped over that sweater before I saw it.
00:41:08We could have passed within six feet of her a dozen times tonight without knowing it.
00:41:11Yeah, and this darn thing just went out on me.
00:41:15Let's head straight on down towards the water.
00:41:17Wait for the sun to come up.
00:41:18Should be about, oh, 20, 30 minutes.
00:41:22Doc?
00:41:23Yeah, I'm coming.
00:41:25Remember the eight girls old LeBlanc talked about?
00:41:30Make that nine.
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00:43:28Some of them... stand out, Vic.
00:43:53It's been 50 years since a man looked at me like that.
00:44:0150 years...
00:44:16Shall we say a prayer or something?
00:44:18No, Arnell. It's only temporary. They want to have some kind of a service back home.
00:44:24I wouldn't even bury her, but four more days.
00:44:29Did you find anything?
00:44:32Snakes, deer, wild pig. More snakes.
00:44:49This part where we are is a few hundred acres of high ground.
00:44:54With quicksand and marshes on one side and a swamp on the other three sides.
00:44:59Might as well be an island.
00:45:02Any trails or a boat?
00:45:04No boat. I followed a few animal trails. They're either pitted out or dead end.
00:45:11We could build a raft.
00:45:13With a shovel?
00:45:14The only tool.
00:45:17I hate to be a crepe hanger, but I'm afraid we're stuck here until Friday.
00:45:28Doc...
00:45:31Can you continue your work without Sharon?
00:45:34Oh, I guess I...
00:45:35Well, let's get it rolling then.
00:45:36We sit around here staring at each other until Friday.
00:45:38LeBlanc will have to take us out of here in straight jackets.
00:45:40Of course he's right, Owen.
00:45:43Of course he's right.
00:45:45Maggie!
00:45:50No sense bugging Doc with this, but I'd feel a lot safer if we kept a guard posted at night.
00:45:56Will you take the first shift?
00:45:57Sure.
00:45:58And I'll relieve you about twelve.
00:45:59The last shift will be on Saturday.
00:46:01I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:02I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:03I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:04I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:05I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:06I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:07I'll see you on Saturday.
00:46:08And I'll relieve you about twelve.
00:46:09Look...
00:46:11If either of the girls leave the house, one of us goes along, right?
00:46:14Right.
00:46:16Before you go, Vic...
00:46:19Well, this is kind of hard to put into words, but...
00:46:23Well...
00:46:24Last night, before you went looking for Sharon...
00:46:27Tash said that...
00:46:29She went straight to bed and didn't get up at all.
00:46:31And?
00:46:32Well, from where I was looking, I could see mud all over her slippers and her ankles, and...
00:46:36And after you left, she...
00:46:38Well, she went into the kitchen and washed everything off, and...
00:46:41She acted kind of funny about the whole thing.
00:46:56It's so cold.
00:46:59Almost like freezing.
00:47:01Victor...
00:47:05If crying helps you...
00:47:07You go ahead and cry.
00:47:13I keep seeing her.
00:47:15Hanging from that awful tree.
00:47:20Who said anything about a tree?
00:47:22Over and over.
00:47:23All night long.
00:47:25Same awful dream.
00:47:29Now, look.
00:47:30Look.
00:47:31Doc's gonna...
00:47:32I need your help.
00:47:33Now, what good is a...
00:47:34A beautiful sensitive with...
00:47:36With red eyes and a runny nose?
00:47:43You've been working with Tasha for...
00:47:45Quite some time, haven't you?
00:47:47Two, three years. Why?
00:47:49What do you know about her?
00:47:50I mean...
00:47:52Her background.
00:47:53Personality quirks, or...
00:47:55Emotional problems.
00:47:57Her IQ is quite high.
00:47:58She's very emotional.
00:48:00Inclined to be moody.
00:48:02And very susceptible to suggestion.
00:48:05How susceptible?
00:48:06Oh, extremely.
00:48:08I can hypnotize her in nothing flat.
00:48:10Of course, that's what makes her a sensitive.
00:48:12Excuse me.
00:48:15I...
00:48:16Hope you're not gonna tell me she's a...
00:48:17A witch.
00:48:19Oh, you mean because of...
00:48:20Granny and poor Mr. Baker?
00:48:22Yeah.
00:48:24No, you...
00:48:25Don't just inherit the title.
00:48:27You have to work for it.
00:48:28Are you saying you...
00:48:29Believe in witchcraft?
00:48:31I'm saying I believe in witches.
00:48:33Now...
00:48:34Well, a craft is something I'm going to know more about...
00:48:36After I complete this study.
00:48:38I always thought that...
00:48:39You always thought that witches were...
00:48:42Little gray-haired old ladies that were...
00:48:43Framed by their neighbors.
00:48:45Forced to confess through torture.
00:48:47And burned at the stake...
00:48:48In an age of abysmal ignorance and superstition.
00:48:52That about sums it up.
00:48:53Except for the part about Halloween and brooms.
00:48:56I don't think you realize...
00:48:57How widespread this thing was.
00:48:59Or is.
00:49:03Over a million people were executed...
00:49:04For witchcraft prior to 1700.
00:49:07Impossible.
00:49:08Not over a period of three centuries.
00:49:10Hitler killed over six million in three years.
00:49:13We have signed confessions to most...
00:49:14Who came through torture.
00:49:16Not all of them.
00:49:18Not all of them.
00:49:20Now, some of them were freely given...
00:49:21To the people they killed.
00:49:22Not all of them.
00:49:24Now, some of them were freely given...
00:49:25In hopes of getting back on the good graces of the church.
00:49:28We know they...
00:49:29They did cast spells.
00:49:31They did enter into contracts with the devil.
00:49:41We have signed photostat copies here.
00:49:43Dates, places, everything.
00:49:44The whole works.
00:49:46And we know they did attend big meetings or sabbats.
00:49:49Where they danced and drank and...
00:49:50Raised hell most of the night.
00:49:52Of course, they flew to these sabbats on their brooms.
00:49:55They thought they did.
00:49:58Now, we have the formula for the flying ointment...
00:50:00They rubbed over their bodies prior to a sabbat.
00:50:04I...
00:50:06Had enough hallucinogenic and psychedelic drugs in it...
00:50:08To make anyone think they were flying.
00:50:11Maybe that was the original trip.
00:50:15That could be.
00:50:20No, the existence of witches...
00:50:22Isn't open to question.
00:50:25Either in the middle ages or...
00:50:27Even today for that matter.
00:50:30I find it hard to believe that people still go in for witchcraft.
00:50:35Believe me, they do.
00:50:50Hello.
00:50:57Carol, how do you feel?
00:50:59Just fine.
00:51:00Good.
00:51:02Now, let's all be quiet and give her a chance to work.
00:51:1585...
00:51:1796...
00:51:2287...
00:51:3292...
00:51:39Is that all, Tasha?
00:51:41Yes.
00:51:43The feeling isn't very strong tonight.
00:51:44Well...
00:51:45Now, we're getting someplace.
00:51:46That was a beautiful fix.
00:51:47Can I get you some coffee or something?
00:51:49No, thanks.
00:51:50I think I'll go to bed. I'm very drowsy.
00:51:52Maggie, may I change in your room?
00:51:53Oh, sure.
00:51:54Thank you.
00:51:55Good night. Good night, Fig.
00:51:56Good night.
00:51:57I better put the lights back on.
00:51:59Oh, I think I'll go with you.
00:52:01Get some fresh air.
00:52:15Yes.
00:52:25Well, at least you have the action pinpointed now.
00:52:30I only wish that were true.
00:52:33All you have to do is average those headings.
00:52:37And I get the location of the local power plant.
00:52:40Which I already know.
00:52:43You've lost me.
00:52:47Every heading that Tasha gave us last night was in the general area of due west.
00:52:52Somewhere around 270 degrees.
00:52:55Now, tonight she gives us 90-odd degrees.
00:52:58Very close to due east.
00:53:01You tell me what's wrong.
00:53:02So she made a mistake.
00:53:04180 degrees is a pretty big mistake.
00:53:06What are you trying to say?
00:53:08I'm just saying, don't be so defensive.
00:53:10But you're practically accusing Tasha...
00:53:11And you're practically shouting.
00:53:14I'm not accusing Tasha of anything.
00:53:18I am saying that the results we're getting just don't add up.
00:53:22And they don't add up by 180 degrees.
00:53:25I'm sorry I shut off my mouth.
00:53:28Well, forget it.
00:53:29I already have.
00:53:31Would you buy this?
00:53:33I'm defensive about Tasha.
00:53:35Because I...
00:53:37I think she's somehow involved in this mess.
00:53:41That, I would buy.
00:53:52Well, the fools have actually posted a card.
00:53:55With his little pop girl.
00:53:57Well, the fools have actually posted a card.
00:54:00With his little pop girl.
00:54:27I thought everybody was asleep.
00:54:29Everyone is asleep.
00:54:31But I got lonely.
00:54:36Say, is that coffee?
00:54:39Yeah, you want some?
00:54:41Okay.
00:54:58Oh.
00:55:00Oh, you're cold? Here, take my blanket.
00:55:01Oh, no, just keep it on.
00:55:03I'll share it with you.
00:55:06Oh, that's better.
00:55:09Yeah.
00:55:10Sure this isn't bad for your sweat glands?
00:55:15Oh, no, not if you drink it black.
00:55:18I drink it black.
00:55:21This is the first time we've been alone together, isn't it?
00:55:23Yeah, I think it is.
00:55:25But I've thought about it.
00:55:27Why, Owen.
00:55:29Oh, I don't mean it that way, Tash.
00:55:31Darling, there's nothing wrong with that way.
00:55:44Owen, please.
00:55:45Not out here.
00:55:46Oh, I'm sorry, Tash, I didn't...
00:55:47I'm not sorry.
00:55:52I want you to make love to me.
00:55:54But not here.
00:55:56Let's get away from the house a little bit, shall we?
00:55:58Well, I can't...
00:56:00Just a little bit.
00:56:02Come on.
00:56:03I'm on guard duty, not too far.
00:56:05Just far enough.
00:56:24Owen.
00:56:27Here I am, Owen.
00:56:54Okay, Sergeant, hit the sack.
00:57:02Owen?
00:57:06Owen!
00:57:08Owen!
00:57:10Owen!
00:57:12Owen!
00:57:14Owen!
00:57:16Owen!
00:57:18Owen!
00:57:20Owen!
00:57:23Owen!
00:57:27What in time?
00:57:52Owen.
00:58:16And you swear in fear of eternal agony...
00:58:19...that you will reveal to no one what we do here?
00:58:23I swear.
00:58:49I swear.
00:59:09Do you come of your own free will?
00:59:12I come of my own free will.
00:59:16I'll do what I desire.
00:59:18And what I do.
00:59:28Thou art my God.
00:59:31Thou art my God.
00:59:35I am thy slave.
00:59:38And I am thy slave.
00:59:45And I am thy slave.
00:59:53By his mark shall the master know his own.
01:00:15I place myself at every point.
01:00:19I place myself...
01:00:21...at every point.
01:00:23In thy power...
01:00:25...and in thy hands.
01:00:28In thy power...
01:00:31...and in thy hands.
01:00:33Recognizing no other God.
01:00:36Recognizing...
01:00:38...no other God.
01:00:41For thou art my God.
01:00:46For thou...
01:00:48...art my God.
01:01:15Thank you.
01:01:45Thank you.
01:02:13You know...
01:02:14...I remember the first time that I...
01:02:16...ever had to do something really unpleasant.
01:02:20Something that I knew was going to hurt someone else.
01:02:24It was the first student I'd ever flunked.
01:02:28It was the daughter of a friend of mine and I...
01:02:31...put it off for two weeks.
01:02:35Finally got to the place where...
01:02:37...I couldn't tell her.
01:02:40Tasha, where were you last night?
01:02:43I was in bed.
01:02:44All night, Tasha?
01:02:46Yes, all night.
01:02:47What did you wear to bed?
01:02:49What I usually wear.
01:02:50My pajamas.
01:02:51You had on your red nightgown when you said goodnight.
01:02:53And you were wearing a red gown when you came in this morning.
01:02:55I saw you.
01:02:56You're lying.
01:02:57I told you I was in bed all night.
01:02:59Owen had a piece of your red gown in his hand when we found him.
01:03:02If you know something, for God's sake, tell us.
01:03:04Leave me alone.
01:03:05I don't know anything.
01:03:08I'm sorry.
01:03:09I didn't mean it.
01:03:11Listen.
01:03:12Honey, you've got to understand, we're in real danger.
01:03:14All of us are in real danger.
01:03:16You can help us.
01:03:17I don't want you to get hurt.
01:03:19I want to.
01:03:20I want to help you.
01:03:22But there's nothing I can do.
01:03:24Can't you understand?
01:03:25Anything you want out of me, you have to force out of me.
01:03:28Can't you understand?
01:03:30I don't want you to get hurt.
01:03:32I don't want you to get hurt.
01:03:34Anything you want out of me, you have to force out of me.
01:03:36Can't you understand?
01:03:37I can't help you.
01:03:39Wait a minute.
01:03:40Wait a minute.
01:03:41I think we've pushed her far enough.
01:03:43She just needs some rest.
01:03:47I think we should give her one of our powders and let her relax.
01:03:59If you stop me, you know damn well she knows more about this than...
01:04:02She knows.
01:04:03She also told us or tried to tell us that she can't talk about it.
01:04:05I don't know what you mean.
01:04:06Well, I don't know what I mean exactly either.
01:04:08Except that I do know this.
01:04:09If she's got some information locked in her subconscious, I know how to get it out.
01:04:12Hypnosis?
01:04:13Exactly.
01:04:14She never stands still for it.
01:04:15When those tranquilizers start to work, in about 20 minutes, she won't have any choice.
01:04:1820 minutes.
01:04:23In 20 minutes, it'll be dark.
01:04:25I might as well tell Owen to...
01:04:31I'll...
01:04:33I'll go get some firewood.
01:04:36Poor Owen.
01:04:39All his life he went with the...
01:04:42weights and the wheat germ.
01:04:46Treated his body like a flying watch.
01:04:51Now he's just as dead as if he'd been a...
01:04:55bum or a wino.
01:04:56A wino.
01:05:01There's some place I wish you'd tell me what it is.
01:05:06I'm no philosopher.
01:05:09I'm the guy that gets the firewood.
01:05:26I...
01:05:44Was Owen dead when you left him?
01:05:48I think so.
01:05:51He wasn't moving.
01:05:57After you made the profession,
01:06:00did you sign anything?
01:06:02Anything at all?
01:06:07No.
01:06:09It was not my time to sign the pact.
01:06:23When did you make the pact?
01:06:27Candle mass.
01:06:30Sabbath.
01:06:32That's tomorrow night.
01:06:34That's a blood ritual.
01:06:38Will you use Sharon's blood?
01:06:44Not Sharon's.
01:06:48Maggie's.
01:06:52Maggie's blood.
01:06:53Maggie's blood.
01:07:01Were you marked?
01:07:04Did they mark you?
01:07:12My...
01:07:15My back.
01:07:24Well, now we know what we're up against.
01:07:28And his name...
01:07:30is Luther.
01:07:33Ain't you, sir?
01:07:54Doc!
01:07:56The light!
01:07:58The light, Doc!
01:08:23LUTHER
01:08:46Well, that's done.
01:08:48Again.
01:08:50Yeah.
01:08:54You know, the dirt from that grave was flung all over the place,
01:08:56almost like an explosion.
01:08:59That figures.
01:09:01Did she see you bury Owen?
01:09:04Stretched out in the sun over there.
01:09:07What does it matter?
01:09:10I remember that she was hypnotized last night.
01:09:12I don't suppose she remembers a thing.
01:09:14And I want to keep it that way.
01:09:15Well, for now, at least.
01:09:18You sound like you've been doing more thinking.
01:09:21Most of the night.
01:09:24You know any more than you did?
01:09:27Yeah.
01:09:29Of course, a lot of it's still conjecture.
01:09:33Is there any coffee up at the house?
01:09:35No.
01:09:37LUTHER
01:09:52If I'm right...
01:09:54if...
01:09:56there are things going on in the swamp
01:09:58that haven't been heard of in centuries...
01:10:03I think our friend Luther is a berserk.
01:10:06A berserk?
01:10:08Since when has berserk been a noun?
01:10:11Not for hundreds of years, they were hunted down and killed off.
01:10:15The berserks used blood for their ceremonies.
01:10:18Fresh human blood.
01:10:20And the only way to get it was to kill somebody,
01:10:22so they were hunted down like rattlesnakes.
01:10:24Is there any chance Luther is a phony?
01:10:26Did that experience with Owen's body look like amateur night to you?
01:10:30I'm sure there's a logical explanation for that.
01:10:32Let's hear it.
01:10:33I just don't want to believe in witchcraft.
01:10:35It goes against everything I've ever trained my mind to believe.
01:10:39Why can't we...
01:10:40Why can't we go shoot Luther through the head just for openers?
01:10:43Still leaves Jesse.
01:10:44And Jesse is still in control of Tasha.
01:10:47So we shoot Jesse too.
01:10:49Now there's a good idea.
01:10:52Where is she?
01:10:54How would I know where...
01:10:58Now we're getting down to it.
01:11:01Now we're getting down to it.
01:11:12Aside from giving up the two girls, what alternatives do we have?
01:11:19Since we can't run...
01:11:22I guess we have two alternatives.
01:11:24Either we can stand pat here or we go out and try to whip Luther.
01:11:28Right.
01:11:30Now if we hold up here and try to protect Tasha and Maggie...
01:11:35I mean he gets them and kills us in the bargain.
01:11:38Last night experience showed us we can't stand up to him.
01:11:45Second possibility is that we go after him.
01:11:49Now that's the last thing that he'll be prepared for.
01:11:53That's the last thing he'll think that we'll do.
01:11:55We've had that advantage on our side.
01:11:57Right.
01:11:58Exactly.
01:12:00Maggie?
01:12:01Yeah.
01:12:03You were raised on a farm.
01:12:05You know what wild garlic looks like?
01:12:07Sure.
01:12:08Why don't you go out in the kitchen and get a paper bag and you collect all you can find.
01:12:13I want you to put it in my office but don't let Tasha see you.
01:12:16Right.
01:12:17Right now?
01:12:19Right now.
01:12:21Now until this thing is ironed out we'll have to realize that Tasha is on their side.
01:12:26I'll keep her busy for the rest of the day with some kind of trumped up work.
01:12:31I understand.
01:12:33What do you want me to do?
01:12:36Get Owen's rifle. You're going hunting.
01:12:38For Luther?
01:12:39Wild pig.
01:12:57So this afternoon I gave her a bunch of phony tests to keep her busy.
01:13:00On the last one I slipped her the powder.
01:13:02She still sleeping?
01:13:03Like a baby.
01:13:06Well, is that what you wanted?
01:13:10Well, you are now invisible.
01:13:12To a witch at least.
01:13:14You've never actually tried this garlic paste, Doc.
01:13:17You know anyone who has?
01:13:19No, but I can show you a dozen references that maintain that garlic makes a mortal invisible to a witch.
01:13:24Damn it, Doc. I just don't feel invisible.
01:13:26Well, you better hope it works. It's our best shot.
01:13:29You better hope it works too.
01:13:31I've got the rifle. All you've got is a can full of blood.
01:13:34Whose?
01:13:35Not whose. What?
01:13:36That blood was from a fake eviction this afternoon.
01:13:39Poor little thing.
01:13:41Was this blood of yours?
01:13:44Look, are you sure you don't mind being used for live bait?
01:13:47Sure I mind. What's the alternative?
01:13:51Maggie, you're all right.
01:13:53Oh, you smell like a drop out from a pizza parlor.
01:13:57Listen, no matter what kind of a story that Tasha hands you, you go along with her.
01:14:00I mean, let her lead you out of the house, but don't make her suspicious.
01:14:03Right. Let her get you into the swamp.
01:14:05And then when Luther tries to jump you, we'll jump him.
01:14:07And your part of it is over.
01:14:08Yeah, sure.
01:14:09You missed. My part's still over, right?
01:14:13What a set-up.
01:14:16Like she said before, what's the alternative?
01:14:23Put your sweater on.
01:14:53Come on.
01:15:13Here, sit.
01:15:16I have nothing which is not thine.
01:15:23Satan.
01:15:26Give me my badness.
01:15:38My brothers and sisters.
01:15:42I command you to appear.
01:15:47Warlock.
01:15:48Assembler.
01:15:54Juan Juarez.
01:15:59Woody Hale.
01:16:04The Hag of Devon.
01:16:10Felicity Johnson.
01:16:17Lysandre.
01:16:18Lysandre.
01:16:22El Ahishma.
01:16:27Amos Coffin.
01:16:33Martha Pangea.
01:16:38Martha.
01:16:40Amsterdam.
01:16:48You've come a great way.
01:16:51You've come in good time.
01:17:13He knows Maggie's coming from the house.
01:17:15He have about here.
01:17:16Was this where we found Sharon's sweater?
01:17:18Yeah.
01:17:20So if we're gonna get behind him...
01:17:24Let's try back that way.
01:17:25You can see the clearing from there too.
01:17:46Come on.
01:17:57Come on.
01:18:00Come on.
01:18:15Come on.
01:18:45Silence.
01:18:51I will speak of discipline.
01:18:58Martha of Amsterdam.
01:19:02You stand accused of gossip about this coven, Martha.
01:19:08I'll plead you.
01:19:15Guilty.
01:19:19For the first offense...
01:19:22The lash.
01:19:26For the second...
01:19:29Strangulation.
01:19:46No!
01:20:11Since the beginning of time...
01:20:12The master has seen fit to have 13 of the faithful in every coven.
01:20:17Yet we number but 12.
01:20:21As sabbat master of this coven...
01:20:24I have professed a novice.
01:20:27Her name is Tasha.
01:20:31Tonight she makes a pact.
01:20:33Takes blood to make a pact with her.
01:20:37It will be blood when it is time for blood.
01:20:43And Tasha will be here in her time.
01:20:48Jesse!
01:20:55Jesse.
01:20:57Call Tasha.
01:21:12Call Tasha.
01:21:42Tasha.
01:22:12Tasha.
01:22:26Where did you get that gun?
01:22:28I always wanted one.
01:22:30Didn't you try it before?
01:22:32No, I was a clerk.
01:22:34At least we know the garlic works.
01:22:36No, he was flat on his back before he saw you.
01:22:39We'll have to try it.
01:22:40What's the matter?
01:22:42Long fingernails.
01:22:44You both stay here until I get back.
01:22:46And if that joker moves a muscle, shoot him.
01:22:48You hold that blood bag until the last minute.
01:22:50If they get suspicious...
01:22:52I know, I know.
01:22:54Sit tight.
01:23:11I'm sorry about your...
01:23:15Trigest.
01:23:17I was going to say thorax.
01:23:20Oh, God.
01:23:22The academic mind.
01:23:40I'm sorry.
01:24:10Watch where you're shoving.
01:24:15You're a little scot.
01:24:40Everything okay?
01:24:42Hasn't moved a muscle.
01:24:44Vic really clobbered him.
01:25:10Oh, no.
01:25:40Oh, no.
01:26:10Come on.
01:26:33I wonder what will happen when they use the pig blood.
01:26:36Well, it should be like putting salt in a sugar bowl.
01:26:39If they drink it, it just might kill them.
01:26:41They just sort of rub it on, who knows.
01:26:44If I only knew what ritual they would use.
01:26:47I know.
01:26:49I saw him, he moved.
01:26:52Just take it easy.
01:26:54I'll go check him.
01:27:09Help!
01:27:11No!
01:27:13No, no, no!
01:27:16Oh, no!
01:27:39Help!
01:27:44Help!
01:27:56Help!
01:28:02Help!
01:28:09Help!
01:28:11Help!
01:28:13Help!
01:28:15Help!
01:28:17Help!
01:28:19Help!
01:28:21Help!
01:28:23Help!
01:28:25Help!
01:28:27Help!
01:28:29Help!
01:28:31Help!
01:28:33Help!
01:28:35Help!
01:28:36Help!
01:28:46It will be done soon.
01:28:50I can see the candle without your help.
01:29:00You have the blood.
01:29:02You have the blood.
01:29:04Give it to Jesse.
01:29:07Where did you get that?
01:29:09It, it's the blood.
01:29:12Did Luther send it?
01:29:14Luther?
01:29:27The blood is here!
01:29:29Tasha will make her pay!
01:29:37Help!
01:29:39Help!
01:29:41Help!
01:30:07Help!
01:30:22I place myself at every point.
01:30:25I place myself at every point.
01:30:28In thy power and in thy hand.
01:30:31In thy power and in thy hand.
01:30:33In thy power and in thy hand.
01:30:36Recognizing no other God.
01:30:39Recognizing no other God.
01:30:42For thou art my God.
01:30:45For thou art my God.
01:30:48If you love him,
01:30:51then drink what he has provided.
01:31:03Drink.
01:31:29Do you accept the master for all eternity?
01:31:33I accept the master
01:31:37for all eternity.
01:31:40Then make your pact as we bear witness.
01:31:44Yes.
01:32:02The blood, the blood!
01:32:05Luther!
01:32:10Luther!
01:32:15Luther!
01:32:20What did you put in that bucket?
01:32:25Jesse, wait!
01:32:30It's all over, Jesse.
01:32:32It was pink blood.
01:32:41Jesse!
01:32:45Help!
01:32:47Help!
01:32:49I have nothing to do with it!
01:33:14Jesse!
01:33:28Vic?
01:33:31Oh, Vic.
01:33:44Vic!
01:34:15No!
01:34:30He'll kill us, Vic.
01:34:33Let's get out of here.
01:34:35Come on.
01:34:44Come on.
01:35:14This way.
01:35:44Come on.
01:36:08Quick, Mark!
01:36:10Hold it!
01:36:11We're going to have it out with him right here.
01:36:14Come on.
01:36:20No one has ever defiled my Sabbath and lived.
01:36:25Look.
01:36:27Somehow garlic destroys a witch's power.
01:36:29But how?
01:36:30I don't know how, but I do know that he can't see me right now.
01:36:32I'm going to get this around his neck.
01:36:33I offered you eternal life.
01:36:39And you profaned my sanctuary.
01:36:42You're the bait.
01:36:44Stay there.
01:36:45Trust me.
01:36:49You preferred certain death to Luther.
01:36:58Now you shall have both.
01:37:12Help!
01:37:14Help!
01:37:17Vic!
01:37:18Help!
01:37:19Help, Vic!
01:37:21Help me!
01:37:24Vic!
01:37:25Help me, Vic!
01:37:42Vic!
01:38:07John!
01:38:12John!
01:38:34Hail, Caesar!
01:38:37Hail, Caesar!
01:38:39I am king within the dark!