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Decades of Horror | Movie Reviews of 1970s Classic Horror Films

Decades of Horror | Movie Reviews of 1970s Classic Horror Films

SATAN’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (1973) – Episode 269 – Decades of Horror 1970s

Jun 17, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 16 segments

Bill and Jeff welcome guest-host Gregory Crosby to review the TV thriller SATAN’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (1973) directed by David Lowell Rich and produced by Aaron Spelling. The wonderful Pamela … Read More

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Speakers: Jeff MooreHostGregory CrosbyGuestBill MulliganHost

Film Basics & International Titles4:12 – 6:25

4:12

So the movie today is Satan's School for Girls.

4:19

TV movie released in 1973.

4:21

Now, this particular graphic is a, I think, is a representation of the plot.

B

Bill MulliganHost

4:30

Yeah.

4:32

I don't know.

4:33

Or it's some baloney Roy Finnis put up on the board to talk about in class.

4:38

Anyway.

B

Bill MulliganHost

4:39

Blink and it looks totally different.

4:41

Yeah, yeah.

4:42

Yeah.

4:44

All right, this is directed by David Lowell Rich, written by Arthur A. Ross.

4:49

I think he was billed as A.A. Ross.

4:52

The cast includes Pamela Franklin, Kate Jackson, Lloyd Bachner, Jamie Smith Jackson, Roy Finnis, Jovan Fleet, Cheryl Ladd, and assorted other schoolgirls.

5:10

Production company is Spelling Goldberg Production.

5:13

Release date, September 19th, 1973.

5:17

It was an ABC Movie of the Week.

5:20

In the synopsis, a young woman investigating her sister's suicide at a private girls' school finds herself battling a satanic cult.

5:32

This had some different names in Sweden.

5:35

It was known as Flikskolan.

5:38

which translates to the girls school.

5:40

Uh, also in France, lay labyrinth, the labyrinth or in French.

5:49

I don't, I know I'm probably not saying this right.

5:51

La man do demon, the demon hand, uh, in Germany, a squalor satanic, a pair of senioritas satanic school for young ladies.

6:04

Um, anyway,

Gregory CrosbyGuest

6:06

it sounds much better in Spanish.

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Satan's School for GirlsEntertainment > Film > Adaptations > Remakes

Film Basics & International Titles4:12 – 6:25

4:12

So the movie today is Satan's School for Girls.

4:19

TV movie released in 1973.

4:21

Now, this particular graphic is a, I think, is a representation of the plot.

B

Bill MulliganHost

4:30

Yeah.

4:32

I don't know.

4:33

Or it's some baloney Roy Finnis put up on the board to talk about in class.

4:38

Anyway.

B

Bill MulliganHost

4:39

Blink and it looks totally different.

4:41

Yeah, yeah.

4:42

Yeah.

4:44

All right, this is directed by David Lowell Rich, written by Arthur A. Ross.

4:49

I think he was billed as A.A. Ross.

4:52

The cast includes Pamela Franklin, Kate Jackson, Lloyd Bachner, Jamie Smith Jackson, Roy Finnis, Jovan Fleet, Cheryl Ladd, and assorted other schoolgirls.

5:10

Production company is Spelling Goldberg Production.

5:13

Release date, September 19th, 1973.

5:17

It was an ABC Movie of the Week.

5:20

In the synopsis, a young woman investigating her sister's suicide at a private girls' school finds herself battling a satanic cult.

5:32

This had some different names in Sweden.

5:35

It was known as Flikskolan.

5:38

which translates to the girls school.

5:40

Uh, also in France, lay labyrinth, the labyrinth or in French.

5:49

I don't, I know I'm probably not saying this right.

5:51

La man do demon, the demon hand, uh, in Germany, a squalor satanic, a pair of senioritas satanic school for young ladies.

6:04

Um, anyway,

Gregory CrosbyGuest

6:06

it sounds much better in Spanish.

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