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Satan's School for Girls

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Elizabeth (Pamela Franklin) is not convinced that her sister's death was a suicide. But since the police refuse to investigate, Elizabeth decides to enroll in her sister's school and look into the matter herself. She learns there have been a number of other student suicides and begins hearing whispers that the school has a dark, satanic secret. Knowing too much, Elizabeth and her friends Roberta (Kate Jackson) and Jody (Cheryl Stoppelmoor) must now escape the grip of the occult.

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J M In my journey to find movies made in my year of birth, I came across this irresistibly titled horror/suspense movie that has one and only one point of interest - and it is a biggie! This motion picture features a pre-CHARLIE'S ANGELS pairing of Kate Jackson and Cheryl Stoppelmoor, who would of course go on to become Cheryl Ladd. Seeing them together in a devilish movie before turning into angels is just too perfect. Sadly, the film itself isn't - far from it. It's actually quite a bore, especially considering the subject matter. There is an actor here named Lloyd Bochner - you may not know the name, but you may recognize the face. He is the KING of over-actors, and he retains his title here. Everyone here ranges from below average to pretty bad. And I also have a complaint about the title - why in the world would you make a movie that seemingly wants to be a mystery and then include the big reveal in your title? It makes no sense to me whatsoever. So, in that regard, it fits in pretty well with everything else here. If you do end up watching, you will be treated to the worst scream-right-before-you-die in the last century of movies. - Jeff Marshall, Movie Blogger (Facebook) Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 02/18/24 Full Review bill t A fun and ridiculous movie about a lady who is desperate about finding out more details about her sister's death. So she enrolls in the school she was in to get more info. The name of the school, the Salem school for girls, should be a tip off! Fun to see Kate Jackson in an early role, and this has lots of ridiculous cheese all the way through. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Audience Member I tried to watch this twice and fell asleep both times - thankfully at different times, so I can safely say: this movie sucks. It's boring, nothing even remotely entertaining happens . . . ever. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 01/27/23 Full Review Audience Member Sister of a girl who committed suicide goes to her school, the Salem Academy, to investigate why and uncovers a satanic professor who has a hold on a group of students. TV movie with Aaron Spelling casting both Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd who would later become Charlie's Angels. Title suggests a grindhouse picture but TV limitations ensure that is not what the viewer gets. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/13/23 Full Review Audience Member Plodding made-for-tv production from Spelling/Goldberg has Satan himself as a professor at all-girls academy which aims to refine young women into ladies. Never delivers anything but the ordinary as new enrollee investigates the circumstances of her sister's untimely death at the school. Notable only for the cast, which features future Charlie's Angels Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd. I always preferred Ladd over Jackson as an Angel but here Jackson outshines. Remade in 2000. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 02/24/23 Full Review Audience Member Hell's Angels...of another kind--Eerie and atmospheric!! Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/22/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Elizabeth (Pamela Franklin) is not convinced that her sister's death was a suicide. But since the police refuse to investigate, Elizabeth decides to enroll in her sister's school and look into the matter herself. She learns there have been a number of other student suicides and begins hearing whispers that the school has a dark, satanic secret. Knowing too much, Elizabeth and her friends Roberta (Kate Jackson) and Jody (Cheryl Stoppelmoor) must now escape the grip of the occult.
Director
David Lowell Rich
Producer
Aaron Spelling, Leonard Goldberg
Production Co
Spelling-Goldberg Productions
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 7, 2015
Runtime
1h 14m
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