Something Weird
PSYCHOTRONIC
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1h 20m
1967 • United States • Directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis
An extraordinary journey into the unknown awaits you. The unimaginably weird, dark universe of ESP—extra-sensory perception—crashes into the mysterious depths of black witchcraft in a strange and mysterious motion picture unlike any you've ever seen: Something Weird. Gifted with psychic powers even he cannot understand, Cronin Mitchell finds himself catapulted into the supernatural—a world in which magic and witchcraft battle for supremacy with powers ordinary men could never understand. Around the beautiful Ellen Parker whirls a maniac's bedeviled list of questions. From her eyes spurt a savage curse that kills anyone in its way, where love and violence have the same meaning; where the flesh can be exquisite, or hideous; where forces far beyond the cosmic smash together in a collision that can shatter the heavens. Only a madman could understand it all. Only a wizard or a witch could bring about its astonishing conclusion.
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