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  <title>ABBY (1974) – Episode 238 – Decades of Horror 1970s</title>
  <description>“Are you trying to say that Abby has… flipped out?” Uh, pretty much. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Bill Mulligan, Chad Hunt, Gregory Crosby, and Jeff Mohr – as they cover the oft-mentioned, discussed at last, William Girdler’s&amp;amp;nbsp;Abby&amp;amp;nbsp;(1974), featuring William Marshall, Carol Speed, Terry Carter, Juanita Moore, and Austin Stoker. Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 238 –&amp;amp;nbsp;Abby&amp;amp;nbsp;(1974) Join the Crew on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel! Subscribe today! And click the alert to get notified of new content! https://youtube.com/gruesomemagazine Decades of Horror 1970s is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of the podcast and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.  Synopsis:&amp;amp;nbsp;A marriage counselor becomes possessed by a demon of sexuality when her father-in-law, an archaeologist and an exorcist, accidentally frees it while in Africa.   Directed by:&amp;amp;nbsp;William Girdler Writing Credits:&amp;amp;nbsp;Gordon Cornell Layne&amp;amp;nbsp;(screenplay) (as G. Cornell Layne); (story)&amp;amp;nbsp;William Girdler&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;amp; Gordon Cornell Layne (as G. Cornell Layne) Cinematographer:&amp;amp;nbsp;William L. Asman Editors:&amp;amp;nbsp;Bub Asman&amp;amp;nbsp;(credited as Henry Asman),&amp;amp;nbsp;Corky Ehlers Sound Department:&amp;amp;nbsp;John Asman&amp;amp;nbsp;(sound);&amp;amp;nbsp;Jack Davies&amp;amp;nbsp;(looping editor) Selected Cast:  William Marshall&amp;amp;nbsp;as Bishop Garnet Williams Terry Carter&amp;amp;nbsp;as Rev. Emmett Williams Austin Stoker&amp;amp;nbsp;as Det. Cass Potter Carol Speed&amp;amp;nbsp;as Abby Williams Juanita Moore&amp;amp;nbsp;as Miranda ‘Momma’ Potter Charles Kissinger&amp;amp;nbsp;as Dr. Hennings Elliott Moffitt&amp;amp;nbsp;as Russell Lang Nathan Cook&amp;amp;nbsp;as Tafa Hassan Nancy Lee Owen&amp;amp;nbsp;as Mrs. Wiggins William P. Bradford&amp;amp;nbsp;as Dr. Rogers (as Billy Bradford) Joann Holcomb&amp;amp;nbsp;as Lois Claude Fulkerson&amp;amp;nbsp;as Benny Bill Wilson&amp;amp;nbsp;as Dan Charles Broaddus&amp;amp;nbsp;as Joe (as Chuck Broadus) Don Henderson&amp;amp;nbsp;as Flip John Miller&amp;amp;nbsp;as Hal Julia Jones&amp;amp;nbsp;as Louella Joan Ray&amp;amp;nbsp;as Sue George Robinson&amp;amp;nbsp;as George Mary Minor&amp;amp;nbsp;as Lolly Michael Cowden&amp;amp;nbsp;as Lantern Bearer Bobby Griffin&amp;amp;nbsp;as Ben Casey Brown&amp;amp;nbsp;as Corky Robin James&amp;amp;nbsp;as Robin Brice Amos&amp;amp;nbsp;as Simon Rhodi Hill&amp;amp;nbsp;as Rhodi Felice Kinchelow&amp;amp;nbsp;as Student (credited as Felece Kinchelow) Bob Holt&amp;amp;nbsp;as The Demon (voice)    After years of wanting to discuss&amp;amp;nbsp;Abby&amp;amp;nbsp;(1974) but holding off because of the poor visual quality, the ‘70s Grue-Crew, with Gregory Crosby along for the ride, finally pulled the trigger. The picture was very grainy, but they forged ahead nonetheless.&amp;amp;nbsp;Abby&amp;amp;nbsp;has always been a bit of a Holy Grail for the ‘70s crew with the Black Saint’s love of director William Girdler in conflict with the poor quality of the available version. Make no mistake. It’s not a good movie. Is it worth a watch? Yes! William Marshall’s on-screen gravitas combined with Carol Speed’s performance as the possessed title character make it so. Girdler’s improvement from&amp;amp;nbsp;Asylum for Satan&amp;amp;nbsp;(1972) and&amp;amp;nbsp;Three on a Meathook&amp;amp;nbsp;(1972) on the way to&amp;amp;nbsp;Grizzly&amp;amp;nbsp;(1976),&amp;amp;nbsp;Day of the Animals&amp;amp;nbsp;(1977), and&amp;amp;nbsp;The Manitou&amp;amp;nbsp;(1978) is evident. So check it out and check us out! At the time of this writing,&amp;amp;nbsp;Abby&amp;amp;nbsp;(1974) is available to stream from Plex. Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next 70s episode, chosen by Gregory Crosby, will be Don Coscarelli’s&amp;amp;nbsp;Phantasm&amp;amp;nbsp;(1979), complete with Angus Scrimm and freaky flying metal balls. It was first covered in 70s episode 29, published over nine years ago, and hosted by a completely different crew. We can’t wait! We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com. </description>
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