Witchcraft 666: The Devil’s Mistress 1994
A serial killer targets young women wearing gold crosses; Detectives Lutz and Garner enlist Will Spanner to help with the occult angles of the case.
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Daniel Michel
Gubere
Craig Stepp
Jonathan
Kurt Alan
Lutz
Stephanie Swinney
Mary
Shannon McLeod
Cat
Jerry Spicer
Will Spanner
Debra Beatty
Keli
Stephanie Champlin
1st Victim
Jennifer Bransford
Diana
John E. Holiday
Garner
Bryan Nutter
Savanti
P.J. O'Connor
Vontana
Gale Van Cott
Betty
Enrique Galante
Garcia
Geldre Vanbove
Gypsy Woman
Priscilla Huddberry
2nd Victim
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After killer Jonathan Renquist [Craig Stepp] lures virgins back to his house, he and his girlfriend, Cat [Shannon McLeod], drug them for an unknown purpose.
Meanwhile, warlock/attorney William Spanner [Jerry Spicer] is recruited by LAPD Detectives Lutz [Kurt Alan] and Garner [John E. Holiday] to help stop a serial killer who uses black magic to assist in the killings. Spanner identifies Savanti [Bryan Nutter] as the most likely killer from a lineup of possible suspects, but there is little to hold him on. While Spanner would prefer not to be further involved, when Lutz and Garner are removed from the case, he takes a more active role in the investigation.
Renquist finds a virgin for Savanti in Spanner’s secretary, Diana [Jennifer Bransford], and identifies Spanner as the main threat to his plan.
Spanner’s involvement in the case dovetails into a divorce case he has, where he is attempting to catch Mr. Savatini, his client’s husband, cheating. Savatini is Satan’s agent who must perform a ritual sacrifice during a solar eclipse to bring Satan to Earth. However, unknown to Spanner, his new client is Cat, who spikes his drink.
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