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Egyptian gods summon the angel Lucifer, in order to usher in a new occult age.
Top billed cast
Kenneth AngerThe Magus (uncredited)
Bobby BeausoleilSelf (uncredited)
Donald CammellOsiris (uncredited)
Haydn CoutsAdept (uncredited)
Marianne FaithfullLilith (uncredited)- Myriam GibrilIsis (uncredited)
- Leslie HugginsLucifer (uncredited)
Chris JaggerHigh Priest in Yellow Tunic (uncredited)
Jimmy PageMan with Beard holding Stele of Revealing (uncredited)- Francis RoseChaos (uncredited)
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