Young Susan Farrell is understandably distraught when her mother passes away. She is so upset at the funeral that she runs into a nearby mausoleum where a demon is waiting to possess her. In fact, the mausoleum is owned by the Nemod family. Wow. How clever! Anyway, she is possessed, and promptly blows up a random person's head.
We jump ahead to Susan in her 30's. She is married to a man named Oliver, and has been receiving treatment from Dr. Simon ever since the 'incident.'
Susan's psychotic killer urges haven't stopped, however. People around her keep dying, and no one can figure out why (despite her glowing green eyes and neon yellow teeth).
Only Dr. Simon knows the full truth about Susan's curse, but he has to come to grips with it to save her. Will he do it in time? Will anyone survive?
Who cares. The ending is so incredibly stupid that the character left on the screen just laughs and shrugs their shoulders as the credits roll by. You can actually hear the tortured screams of the people that worked on this as their family names are scarred forever.

Susan - Bobbie Bresee
Oliver - Marjoe Gortner
Dr. Simon - Nortman Burton
Young Susan - Julie Christy Murray
Cora - Laura Hippe
Ben - Maurice Sherbanee

Director - Michael Dugan
Written by - Robert Barich, Robert Madero, and Katherine Rosenwink

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Fox - 4.5 out of 10

I originally saw this when I was super little on USA's Saturday Night Frights about nine million years ago. Now, I don't remember all the nudity obviously, but the gore was actually pretty much intact from what I recall. Hearts being ripped out and Satanic imagery abounded. The 80's were a different time!

Anyway, this movie is basically an "Exorcist if Regan had been possessed as a woman" idea. Susan becomes possessed as a younger girl and remains that way when she is a married woman. The demon takes over and she begins killing people at random, sometimes using seduction, sometimes just making her eyes glow and people fly off mall railings (and nobody notices?). Thus, she is naked. A lot. Actually, like the whole movie. It really gets a bit tiring after a while, which leads into the whole "killer breasts" thing that turns her being naked on its head. It's just bizarre.

The only real part of the movie I thought was nice was the maid. As soon as she saw all the glowing lights and the fog everywhere, she hit the door running. You don't see her ever again. Very nice.

Overall, I can't recommend buying it...it may be ok for a rental, but there isn't much new to check out here.

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Random violence - yes
Pointless nudity - yes
Uppercuts - no
Omen ripoff scene - yes
More nudity - yes

Extreme trotting sequence!
The most realistic fog, ever.
I bet his head blew up because he realized he was in this movie.
The restaurant was right out their front door?
Extreme dancing!
Is that the Jaws theme music?
Extreme gardening montage!
WHAT is he trying to do with that stump??
He shows his love by rubbing his hair on her stomach...
And Elsie proves she's the smartest person alive!
Musical blood?
Pointless slow motion plate explosion!
Killer breasts? Oliver looks as confused as I am.
Squeak toy cat?
Love overture to bring us home. Great.

Man in Bar - "I don't know what the hell you're talking about but you're always bitching about the same old shit."

Elsie - "Them? They can eat hot dogs."

Oliver - "How come you always smell so good huh?"
Susan - "Bacon honey."

Oliver - "What's for dinner?"
Susan - "Poached salmon. And me."

Elsie - "There's some strange shit going on in this house and I know damn well there is."

Elsie - "No more grieving, I'm leaving!"

Susan - "He's late again Simon. I think he's been working too..........Hard."

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