Abby (The Blaxorcist) (1974)

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Directed by

William Girdler

Starring

William Marshall
Bishop Garnet Williams

Terry Carter
Rev. Emmett Williams

Austin Stoker
Det. Cass Potter

Carol Speed
Abby Williams

Juanita Moore
Miranda 'Momma' Potter

Charles Kissinger
Dr. Hennings

Don Henderson
Flip

Bob Holt
The Demon

Written by

William Girdler
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A possession film about a marriage counselor who becomes possessed by a Demon of Sexuality, when her father in law, an Exorcist, freed it while in Africa. He returns home, along with his son and a policeman to perform an African Exorcism on her.

Release date: 25 December 1974
UPC: 022891204794

Tags: Horror (2), Exploitation (2), Blaxploitation (2), 70s (1), Demon (1), 1974 (1), Avi (1), American International Pictures (1)

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"Released on December 25, 1974 As the result of a lawsuit filed against AIP by Warner Bros. who insisted that this movie plagiarized their own recent box office hit "The Exorcist", the original release prints have been lost for decades (alleged to have been confiscated by WB). The movie has never aired on any major television stations and only poor visual quality prints exist for DVD release. "