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The Initiation of Sarah (1978) A young freshman college girl joins a sorority, so that she may fit in with the rest of the kids. There's one problem, the sorority she joins is run by a witch who knows that Sarah has supernatural powers. The witch encourages Sarah to use her latent psychic powers to get revenge on her rivals. A young freshman ...
Dec 10, 2013 · To fully appreciate The Initiation of Sarah, one should compare it to The Craft (1996), an overrated and inferior film about four nerdy high school girls who employ witchcraft to take vengeance on their (rhymes with witchy) oppressors. The Craft is a heavy-handed mess, overstated in every way that The Initiation of Sarah is subtle.
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The Initiation of Sarah is a 2006 Made-for-TV Movie directed by Stuart Gillard. It first aired as part of ABC Family 's "13 Nights of Halloween" on October 22, 2006 and is a loose remake of the 1978 movie of the same name. When Sarah Goodwin, a girl with magic powers, and her normal twin sister Lindsey are invited to join both Alpha Nu Gamma ...
Cast. Mika Boorem Summer Glau JoAnna Garcia Tessa Thompson Morgan Fairchild Jennifer Tilly Amber Wallace Caitlin Wehrle Jessica Luza Caroline Jahna Greer Howard Abigail Leigh Raylee Magill Ashley-Anne Parker Ben Ziff Damon Lipari Phillip Jordan Brooks Derek Wayne Johnson Van White Mary Alfred Thoma Lacie Manshack. 96 mins More at IMDb TMDb.
Aug 6, 2009 · Sarah (Mika Boorem) and her sister Lindsay are starting college. Two rival sororities are competing for Sarah to become a member of their house. But things are more complex than they seem. The ultimate battle between good and evil is about to be fought with Sarah in the middle. But Sarah is far from helpless, she has some impressive telekinetic ...
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A college student uses her supernatural powers against a rival sorority house. A remake of the 1978 TV movie.
The Initiation of Sarah. Available on Tubi TV. A young sorority pledge gets even for being humiliated in a hazing prank. Horror 1978 1 hr 37 min. PG. Starring Kay Lenz, Shelley Winters, Kathryn Grant. Director Robert Day.
