Workers employed at a French vineyard quietly follow old pagan rituals that call for the life of the marquis owner to save his crops during dry seasons.
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Cast
J. Lee Thompson
Director
David Niven
Philippe de Montfaucon
Sharon Tate
Odile de Caray
Deborah Kerr
Catherine de Montfaucon
Donald Pleasence
Pere Dominic
Edward Mulhare
Jean-Claude Ibert
Flora Robson
Countess Estell
Emlyn Williams
Alain de Montfaucon
David Hemmings
Christian de Caray
John Le Mesurier
Dr. Monnet
Michael Miller
Grandec
Donald Bisset
Rennard
Pauline Letts
Marianne
Robert Duncan
Jacques de Montfaucon
Suky Appleby
Antoinette de Montfaucon
Chris Adcock
Villager
Hyma Beckley
Villager
Jim Brady
Villager
Olwen Brookes
Party Guest
Robin Estridge
Writer
Dennis Murphy
Writer
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Eye of the Devil
This one gets a least a 7 just on the camera work: glorious black & white, lots of shadowy scenes shot in a creepy French castle. Add to the mix a gorgeous young Sharon Tate in her screen debut as a freekoid Pagan witchess and you have enough to hold my attention for 90 minutes! I thought it was great all the way around: story line, casting, sets, you name it. Lots to like: Pagan cults, weird ceremonies with dead doves, hooded figures dressed in black, a tomb in the woods, ritual sacrifice, and did I mention that the magnificent Sharon Tate is in this movie? David Niven is outstanding as the grim and proper heir to a cruel pagan tradition designed to save the failing vineyards of his fore fathers. Ignore the IMDb 5.5 average rating -- if you like 60's B&W British creepy chiller/thrillers, watch it!
