Scene from Blood on Satan's Claw (1971)
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Birth Name: Linda Hayden
Birth Date: 1953-01-19
Birth Place: Stanmore, London Borough of Harrow, United Kingdom
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Linda Hayden (born 19 January 1953 in Stanmore, Middlesex) is an English film and television actress, best known for her roles in 1970s British horror films and sex comedies.
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Wendy Padbury, born on December 7, 1947, is a British actress known for her work in television series since 1966. She notably portrayed Zoe Heriot, a companion to Patrick Troughton's Doctor, in 'Doctor Who' from 1968 to 1969.
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Alternate Names: Evonne Paul
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Yvonne Paul is an English actress and businesswoman best known for her roles in British cult cinema and television during the early 1970s. She gained recognition for her appearance in the seminal folk horror film
The Blood on Satan’s Claw (1971), where she played the uncredited role of the Dancing Girl, featured in the film's climactic ritual scene.
Beyond her work in horror, Paul was a frequent face in British comedy, most notably as a recurring sketch performer on The Benny Hill Show. Her career during this era often leaned into the "glamour" archetype of the time, with roles in productions such as The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins (1971), Naughty!, and the experimental film Fornicon.
In 1971, she transitioned into the business side of the entertainment industry by founding Blondes, a glamour and modeling agency that represented many of the performers seen on popular variety shows of the decade. Since 1977, she has been married to actor and executive Edward Christie. Today, she lives a private life in North London, though she remains a figure of interest for fans of 1970s British exploitation and horror cinema.
About the Movie: Blood on Satan's Claw (1971)
Release Year: 1971
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: The Blood on Satan's Claw, La piel de Satanás, O Estigma de Satanás, Satan's Skin, La nuit des maléfices, Krv na Sotoninoj pandži, Satans kult, Paholaisen kynnet, Paholaisen nahka, Djävulens hud, La Nuit du maléfice, In den Krallen des Hexenjägers, Aima sta nyhia tou Satana, La pelle di Satana, Senketsu! Akuma no tsume, Sangre en garra de Satán, De huid van de duivel, Djevlens føflekk, Krew na szponach Szatana, Обличье сатаны, La garra de Satán, Djävulens blodiga klor, The Devil's Skin, In den Krallen des Satans
Director: Piers Haggard
Writer: Piers Haggard, Robert Wynne-Simmons
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Peter L. Andrews, Malcolm B. Heyworth
Executive_Producer: Tony Tenser
Companies: Chilton Films, Tigon British Film Productions
Genre: Horror, Horror Film
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Keywords
Keywords: beast, devil, england, folk horror, murder, mutilation, occult, rape, sacrifice, satanism, village, witchcraft
Story
In 18th century England, landsman Ralph Gower discovers a corpse with fur and a skull with one eye buried in his field. He alerts the local judge but the evidence disappears. Meanwhile, Peter Edmonton brings his fiancée Rosalind to his aunt's house for their upcoming marriage. That night, Rosalind becomes insane, her hand replaced by a claw. Peter wakes up to find he has cut off his own hand. The local children, led by Angel Blake, start acting strangely and engaging in criminal behavior, all exhibiting fur on their skin. The judge returns from London and concludes that evil has possessed the children. He forms a search party to investigate.
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Blood on Satan's Claw is a 1971 British horror film directed by Piers Haggard, set in 18th century England. When a corpse with demonic features is discovered, it unleashes a series of evil events upon the village, including child corruption and violent crimes. The film is notable for its folk horror themes and its focus on the terrifying power of youth gone wrong.