
‘Innocent co-ed… or bride of the Devil?’
Mark of the Witch is a 1970 horror film about a 300-year-old witch terrorises a college town to get revenge on the descendant of the man who persecuted her.
The movie was co-produced and directed by Tom Moore (Return to Boggy Creek) based on a screenplay by Mary Davies and Martha Peters. Composer Whitey Thomas’ synthesizer score is one of the earliest of its type ‘music by Moog’; he later scored Nail Gun Massacre (1985).
The film stars Robert Elston, Anitra Walsh, Darryl Wells, Jack Gardner, Barbara Brownell, Marie Santell, Gary Brockette, Sande Drewes, Lawrence DuPont, John Figlmiller, Sylvia Rundell, Lori Taylor.
A three-hundred-year-old witch terrorises a college town to get revenge on the descendant of the man who persecuted her…
Choice dialogue:
“I have never in my life experienced any supernatural powers, never won a bingo game.”
“Time is nothing to the Devil’s favourite child!”


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