Bridey Murphy

I'm amazed of this story.

I understand with the whole Bridey Murphy thing and, and that was a huge deal in there, so they're, they're using that as their exploitive element.

But for a monster movie that there's a lot of talking, a lot of not monster in here, I'm amazed AIP made this.

I, I really am.

Yeah.

And, and so there's a lot of stuff, so it amazes me thinking that AIP's gonna f- gonna foot the bill for this one when there's...

Okay, we're, we're riding on this Bridey Murphy thing, but, and we got a monster, but not much else as far as what an AIP movie should be.

But, I mean, even watching it now, I, I'm still really impressed with how it, how it turns out.

It's remarkable, Ray.

The incident itself could have been out of a story by Kipling, and even stranger, this Mrs. Banning having the incident buried in her after over 100 years, a Bridey Murphy kind of thing.

She, uh, said something very significant on that tape, Lewis.

She said she was nervous as a... then she stopped.

Woolger was part of a larger wave that had been building for decades.

By the time Carol had found his book, hypnosis had gained more acceptance as a clinical tool, and past life regression had already exploded into the American psyche through the famous Bridey Murphy case.

[upbeat music] There erupted a storm of controversy.

While in a hypnotic trance, Bridey Murphy recreated intimate details of the life of a young girl who was born in County Cork, Ireland in 1798.

Do you know what year it is?

1806.

Now, this one.

Got really into Bridie Murphy.

Yeah.

He got into Bridie Murphy, man.

Took the pictures up there.

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