The Feast of Satan

Year: 1971

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: José María Elorrieta

Horror

A woman whose sister has vanished travels to a remote coastal village where the sibling was last seen. While she searches for clues, a deranged local scientist secretly watches her arrival, becoming fixated on her and plotting his own disturbing agenda. The quiet town conceals unsettling secrets, and her determination to uncover the truth drags her further into his twisted schemes.

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