just as well. Come!" The two blondes leave the camp and join the other leopard-woman in the jungle. Just as Liz realizes what they are going to do, the two leopard-women plunge their fangs into her neck. In Liz's struggles, the original leopard-woman is knocked down and the choker she wears to fasten her neck together splits. Her severed head rolls free and she perishes as blood gushes from her neck. After another fruitless day of searching, Rod and Tunika make plans to depart. That night Carol is joined by the demon-possessed Elizabeth, also dressed in leopard skins, her new fangs gleaming in the moonlight. They abduct Tunika, take her to the ceremonial clearing, place her on the altar, and use their sharp fingernails and fangs to bloody her. As they place the leopard skins across her shredded flesh, Rod emerges from the jungle and shoots them both. He tosses his ammunition belts into the ceremonial fire, and the random shots kill the resurrected Bokor. In the confusion, he picks up Tunika and carries her to a jeep. They make their escape, and Tunika tells him she’s "feeling much better already" in the breathy voice of the Shedim. Release The film was titled Night of the Sorcerers when it was dubbed into English and released theatrically by Avco-Embassy in 1974. The film was released on VHS in the United States by Unicorn Video in the 1980s. The film was released on a special edition DVD in 2007 by Deimos Entertainment, a subdivision of BCI Eclipse. External links 1970s fantasy adventure films 1973 horror films Films shot in Madrid 1970s supernatural horror films 1970s Spanish-language films Spanish supernatural horror films Films about witchcraft 1973 films Films directed by Amando de Ossorio Films set in jungles