Lesbian Satanists vs. the Patriarchy: the 70s grindhouse film you didn't know you needed.
A young girl fleeing an abusive home life arrives in New York City and becomes involved in a Satanic cult. She conspires with the cult leader's two lesbian assistants to take over the coven.
Production
Genuine NYC location shooting on shoestring budget.
Costume
Peak 70s occult aesthetic: velvet, pentacles, sideburns.
Acting
Andrea True's chaotic energy outshines the entire coven.
Director
Ernest Danna
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Andrea True was a disco singer ('More More More') who allegedly took this role to fund her music career.
This emerged during the 'Satanic Panic' pre-wave, when underground films could still exploit occult fears before mainstream media caught up.
US
