Rudolf Schündler, an actor known for his work in European genre films, made a notable impact in the 1970s with his roles in Suspiria (1977) and Magdalena, Possessed by the Devil (1974). In The College Girl Murders (1967), he adds depth to the narrative with a performance that encapsulates the era's fascination with horror and exploitation. Schündler's contributions to these cult classics highlight his ability to navigate the darker corners of cinema, enriching the viewer's experience with his compelling portrayals.
Magdalena, Possessed by the Devil
The orphaned, pure, and innocent, Magdalena Winter, has been living at a girls’ boarding school since her parents died in a horrible car accident, secluded from temptation. However, things will soon take a terrifying turn for the unexpected, when poor Magdalena suffers a violent seizure, and turns into the mean, obscene, and sexually obsessed host of an unclean demonic spirit. Now, everyone is in harm’s way, and when science and modern medicine fail, religion takes over. But, can a priest save the Devil’s female?
