It Came From the '70s! - SATAN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (1973)

Welcome aboard Polyester Airlines for another trip back in time to the decade when Sonny and Cher were our King and Queen.

Even though summer just started, your captain, Patrick Walsh, is taking you back to school because your final destination is September 9, 1973; the night SATAN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS premiered as the ABC Wednesday Night Movie!

A young woman goes undercover at an exclusive all-girls fine arts academy to investigate her sister's mysterious death and finds herself entangled in a secret devil cult's unholy schemes.

SATAN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS is currently available to watch for free here on YouTube. (It's listed incorrectly as "Salem School For Girls," but it's the right movie and the best quality copy on the platform.)

Directed by David Lowell Rich, written by Arthur A. Ross and starring Pamela Franklin, Kate Jackson, Roy Thinnes, Lloyd Bochner, Cheryl Ladd, Jo Van Fleet and Jamie Smith-Jackson.

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