history. And it is on a spiraling trend upward like a frightening onrushing tornado.

National magazines now feature stories on California's New Cult of Evil which contain documented photographic evidence showing strange ritualistic practices revolving around everything from a death's head of Rosemary's Baby in diminutive coffin to distorted "visions" of Christ and nude hippie types performing orgiastic ceremonies in erotic atmosphere with magic potions, weird amulets and assorted ornamentation ranging from symbols of religious fervor to signs of the Zodiac.

One magazine subtitle reads: "In subterranean Hollywood there lives a witch, an acid goddess. Don't go there without a cross." Hippie colonies in desert outposts are authoritatively reported to be dealing in animal and possibly human sacrifices as the Witchcraft trend expands.

Magazine and newspaper accounts of this scourge link the sudden and terrorizing growth of witchcraft in this modern age to drugs, which possess the same hallucinatory effect as the potions administered by the primitive village medicine man and the witches of ancient times who were often burned on the cross.

The Witchcraft '70 cameras uncovered sensual and terrifying occult practices from Bali to New Orleans and California. The film provides documentary evidence from police files linking witchcraft today with excessive drug abuse and murder.

Witchcraft '70 is a today motion picture. It will be the most talked-about film of the year for it involves a much larger segment of today's young generation than we would care to admit.