A Name for Evil

Year: 1973

Runtime: 74 mins

Language: English

Director: Bernard Girard

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A man and his wife, tired of the family architectural business, leave the city and move into his great‑grandfather’s dilapidated country house, hoping it will be their dream home. As they try to repair it, the house ominously signals that it does not want them, while the nearby church—known for its unconventional rituals—takes an unsettling interest in the couple.

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