Demon Witch Child

Year: 1975

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Amando de Ossorio

Horror

Good and evil clash over a helpless child. After an ancient witch desecrates a church and kidnaps a baby, police interrogate her, prompting a suicide attempt. In retaliation, another witch curses the police commissioner’s daughter; when the first witch dies, her spirit possesses the girl, driving her to violent mayhem and chaotic destruction.

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