Satanic seduction and occult rites threaten a fragile marriage in this 1968 sexploitation horror.
THE SATANIST
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A young couple's marriage becomes threatened when an attractive female occultist enters their lives, enticing them into a strange world of drugs, sex, and satanic rites.
Quick Answer
The Satanist is a 1968 American horror, fantasy, and mystery film directed by Zoltan G. Spencer about a married couple ensnared by an alluring female occultist whose rituals and satanic practices threaten their relationship and sanity.
Programmer's Pick
The Satanist delivers a heady brew of sex, sorcery, and sixties psychedelia, all wrapped in a brisk 64-minute package. Zoltan G. Spencer brings together occult rituals, a seductive succubus, and a hapless writer whose mind may be as fragile as his marriage. It’s a feverish roughie with more bacchanalia than subtlety.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
Shandra’s blend of satanic ritual and sexual allure is the film’s magnetic center, pulling the main couple—and viewers—into a world of dark temptation.
With female nudity, group sex, and belly dancing, the film leans hard into its sexploitation roots and period taboos.
Ancient rites and drugged drinks blur the line between reality and hallucination, fueling Joe’s nervous breakdown and the film’s dreamy tone.
The climactic Black Sabbath party is a showcase of ritual excess, merging occultism with wild, surreal spectacle.
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Questions from the Vault
When was The Satanist released? +
The Satanist was released in 1968.
Who directed The Satanist? +
The Satanist was directed by Zoltan G. Spencer.
How long is The Satanist? +
The Satanist has a runtime of 64 minutes.
What genre is The Satanist? +
The Satanist is a horror, fantasy, and mystery film.
Where can I watch The Satanist? +
The Satanist is available to stream on SassyFlix.
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