😈 Selling your soul for a "miracle potion" usually has a catch. In Mary! Mary! (1977), that catch involves the Devil, a lot of pool scenes, and a legendary performance by John Leslie. Peak 70s aesthetic. 🍹✨ Source Option 3: Did You Know? (Trivia Style)
Full of high-gloss cinematography and that signature 1970s dreamlike atmosphere. If you like your cult cinema with a side of supernatural comedy, this is a deep cut worth digging up. Source Mary! Mary! (1977)
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A husband's desperate deal with the devil goes very, very wrong. Source Quick Movie Facts: Release Date: February 14, 1977 (NYC Premiere) Source Genre: Adult / Supernatural Comedy Runtime: 80 Minutes (1977), that catch involves the Devil, a lot
Since this film is a notable entry from the —famous for its high production values and surreal "Faustian bargain" plot—it usually gets a lot of love from vintage cinephiles and "cult movie" fans. Option 1: For Film Buffs (Cinephile Style)
🎬 Ever seen a Faustian bargain with a... "stiff" twist? Bernard Morris’s Mary! Mary! (1977) is more than just a Golden Age relic. It’s a surreal, beautifully shot trip into 70s weirdness. When Ned sells his soul to the Devil for "superhuman endurance," things get predictably (and hilariously) out of hand.
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