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Release Date:
August 21, 1981
Original Title:
Burned at the Stake
Alternate Titles:
Die Nacht des Hexenjägers
Testemunha do Diabo
The Coming
The coming (Viaje a traves del tiempo)
Tulo
Genres:
Horror | Thriller
Production Companies:
Alan Landsburg Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 86
In 1692 Salem, Ann Putnam accuses those who have angered her of witchcraft; they are tried and put to death. In 1980, Loreen Graham is on a school outing to the Salem Witch Museum when a wax figure of a man from 1692 comes to life and accosts her. It seems that she may be the reincarnation of Ann, who had accused the man's 5-year-old daughter of witchcraft and the girl is scheduled to be burned at the stake. Loreen must fight against Ann's possession and confront the corrupt 17th century minister consorting with Ann to falsely accuse people of witchcraft.
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Art Direction:
Charles Adair
Assistant Camera:
Larry Gries
Assistant Editor:
Mary Ruth Smith
Boom Operator:
Ken Beauchene
Costumer:
F. Huntington Parker
Director:
Bert I. Gordon
Director of Photography:
Daniel Yarussi
Editor:
Ron Sawade
Executive In Charge Of Production:
Howard Lipstone
Executive Producer:
Howard Lipstone
Alan Landsburg
First Assistant Director:
Len Jacobs
Makeup Artist:
Deborah J. Steele
Makeup Effects Designer:
Charles H. Schram
Music Editor:
John Mick
Original Music Composer:
Arthur Kempel
Producer:
Bert I. Gordon
Property Master:
Annemarie Martins
Script Supervisor:
Patricia Gordon
Second Assistant Director:
Robert Engelman
Sound Effects:
Tony Garber
Don Crosby
Sound Mixer:
James M. Tanenbaum
Special Effects:
Fred Yawnick
Unit Production Manager:
Cheryl Quarantiello
Writer:
Bert I. Gordon
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