Produced, Written & Directed by: Rick Sloane Starring: Ginger Lynn Allen .... Brenda Wings Hauser .... John Stockton Jay Richardson .... Detective McKenzie Tami Bakke .... Rachael Michael McMillen .... Prison Guard Jesse Kaye .... Carl Ken Abraham .... Sean Toni Alessandrini .... Priestess Tura Jo Brewer .... Joan Lake Release Date: Direct-to-Video: 1992 Rating:

Brenda (Ginger Lynn Allen) is an innocent young lady who attends a satanic coven rituals hosted by her ex-boyfriend Carl (Jesse Kaye) as this was the first time she found out he was a part of it. Suddenly the ceremony was stopped by the police and all but Brenda escapes. She also finds out that her ex-boyfriend has lied about his information to her.
She is then thrown in jail while she can't find any evidence on Carl after he blows up his apartment building where Brenda takes a detective named McKenzie (Jay Richardson) to do some researching on him.
She goes to an aid of a criminal defensive attorney named John Stockton (Wings Hauser) about how to put a stop to Carl's evil doings by writing about him and is put in danger herself as Carl becomes a deadly to her as she is one time tormented in her nightmare of a victim sacrificed by the cult members and feeling real pain after she awakens and discovering that they are real and her friend Rachael (Tami Bakke) experiences the same nightmare.
She gets some help with her friend Rachael and someone else she met at a studio where she was interviewed about her dangerous experience by the cult named Sean (Ken Abraham) to try and stop the cult as well as both Brenda and Rachael are convinced that Carl has cast a spell on the two of them. But John surprisingly has a deadly secret too.

This was a very stale movie made on a thin budget but what do you expect from a Rick Sloane flick!?
It's not all that terrible though as the story does okay for what it is. This film I should warn you is not the least bit scary but there is a neat scene when a spirit is summoned.

The acting is bland and even former porn queen Ginger Lynn Allen who does a fairly okay job with her character's is disappointing with her lack of talent in this film.
Wings Hauser seems to do not too bad with his role in the film and the same with b-film celebrity Tami Bakke.

A woman's blouse is torn open during a cult sacrifice exposing her breasts as well as another sacrifice exposing her breasts while the cult members cut a pentagram on her plus her breasts exposed after her corpse is revealed.

There is plenty of topless nudity surrounding Ginger Lynn Allen which should please her fans where a prison guard rips off her top and rapes her. Plus there are topless suggested sex scenes with her between Jesse Kaye and Ken Abraham's characters.

Toni Alessandrini's character also exposes her breasts while she summons up a spirit.

There are cuts of pentagrams during satanic rituals. There is a piece of a persons finger. There is a mutilated corpse that was discovered by the police.

The directing by Rick Sloane is below average as always if you see his other work in films you'll know what I mean but he writes and produces too and doing all of that is alot of hard work and he seems to know his stuff doing all of that so I'll cut him a but of credit for that. Still he made his actors look bad but there were some acceptable moments too.
There's a disturbing scene when Michael McMillan's role as a sleazy prison guard rapes Ginger's character looked intense and she was great on set crying from it.
Sloane's direction with the dialogue scenes between Ginger and Wings Hauser is quite an above average effort.
We have a nice romantioc sequence between Ginger and Ken Abraham too.
There's also some footage in this film during a car chase scene was used the same for Sloane's action/thriller Marked for Murder.

The music score for this film was done by Alan DerMarderosian who also did music for Rick Sloane's other work and is very low key typical direct-to-video like but much better than his work in Rick's other flicks.

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