Jennifer (1978)
Directed by Brice Mack
Genres - Mystery, Horror, Thriller |
Sub-Genres - Supernatural Horror |
Release Date - May 13, 1978 (USA - Unknown) |
Run Time - 90 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - PG
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Synopsis by Linda Rasmussen
Jennifer, directed by Brice Mack is an uninspired, low-budget rip-off of Brain De Palma's far superior Carrie but also borrows a bit from Ben and Willard. Jennifer (Lisa Pelikan) is an outcast student who gets her revenge on her classmates at the exclusive "Greenview School for Girls." Jennifer is able to communicate with snakes and calls them to do her bidding, particularly when she gets her revenge on an especially obnoxious popular blonde fellow student. Jennifer, also released as Jennifer (The Snake Goddess), has little to recommend it even for the most fervent horror fan, but it has a few moments, and Lisa Pelikan gives an appealing performance as Jennifer. TV fans will note game-show host Bert Convy in one of the lead roles.
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adolescence, classmate, cult, fanatic, girl, injustice, outcast, psychic, religion, revenge, school, serpent, snake, student, supernatural, supernatural-forces, teenagers, torment, victim, wealth
