Questions about the non-MST3K version

1.)Think that's why the townsfolk were burning down the home in the first place.

2.)Maybe they'd just had enough.

3.)Her actual name is Melissa MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod she was born in 1518 in the village of Glenfinnan on the shores of Loch Shiel. And she is immortal.....think they'd buy it?


"Kid, don't threaten me. There are worse things than death, and I can do all of them."

I was pretty curious about the first and second question also. Seeing as a lot of "witches" were burned just on simple thought of them being a witch, that maybe she wasn't. But, at the same time, during the dream/flashback, Lucinda is like, "They're coming for me!" So, I'm not entirely sure.

As for the second question, I really don't think it's tolerance so much, because in the beginning when Lucinda comes home from a killing, she seems pretty upset and lectures about the killings and how it's too much. I think it's partially the contract, loving her sister, and selling her soul just to save her. So, it's not really tolerance as they feel they have to protect themselves and also their contract.

The aging thing really confused me, you'd think someone would be like, "Hey, you've been the same age since my great, great grandmother was in diapers, what's up?" But, they could also be fearful of the wrath of the witch. But the house does look different somewhat when you see the flashback, so maybe they did move at some point, or the house has just changed as time went on.

I also feel I have to agree this movie has a lot of potential, the budget was so low that they really couldn't seem to do more with it. Although, I don't think the acting was that bad for first time actors, as it was Michael Berry and Emby Mellay's first roles. Sometimes they did seem a bit over dramatic, and sometimes they seemed like they forgot their lines. Either way, it was pretty decent, and I thought it was one of the better ones they showed.