Afraid that his demented wife passed along a congenital disease before her suicide, a mad Baron Zorn keeps his incestuous son Emil and daughter Elizabeth drugged and imprisoned in their home. A brief escape leads Elizabeth to a village where local women are being murdered by what the paranoid villagers believe to be demons. A wandering religious zealot vows to rid the village of them while a scientist swears that his newest invention can cure the children of their sickness.
Yup.
There is quite the madness in Demons of the Mind. I really liked it; however, it let the madness smother the experience when it already had the right amount, but Robert Hardy is on full intensity as Baron Zorn and that, let me tell you, is entertaining. Gillian Hills is so wonderful to look at. A filling portion of violence and above average cinematography also helped make Demons of the Mind time adequately spent.
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