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Fear Has 1000 Eyes (1970) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 28, 1970

Original Title:
Skräcken har 1000 ögon

Alternate Titles:
Giochi erotici di una giovane assassina
Natten har tusen ögon
Sensuous Sorceress
スウェーデン㊙エロ・ミステリー　淫欲魔女

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Swedish Film Production

Production Countries:
Sweden

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 99

Overview from TheMovieDB

A priest, Sven, and his wife Anna live in a lonely vicarage in northern Sweden. Anna has been suffering from nervous trouble. With them lives her "self-sacrificing" friend Hedvig. Hedvig is a complicated character. At first sight she exposes dark sides. She has sworn her self to the devil, by carving a bloody cross onto her body. Hedvig is successfully performing a lot of sorceries, several of them with a strong erotic meaning Thus she sneaks naked to the priest's bed during night. Leaning over him she kisses his body. Sven is moving uneasily in his sleep but does not wake up. Carefully she sits astride him. There is a night of lust. Anna fins herself soon entangled in a net of wickedness.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Thomas Holéwa

Costume Design:
Klinga Wickman

Director:
Torgny Wickman

Director of Photography:
Lasse Björne

Editor:
Wic Kjellin

Makeup Artist:
Britt Falkemo

Original Music Composer:
Mats Olsson

Producer:
Inge Ivarson

Production Design:
Harald Garmland

Sound:
Nils Skeppstedt

Sound Mixer:
Jan-Erik Lundberg
Lars Klettner

Writer:
Torgny Wickman
Inge Ivarson

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