Alice, Sweet Alice 1976
"If you survive this night... nothing will scare you again."
Directed by Alfred Sole, *Alice, Sweet Alice* (1976) is a haunting mixture of horror, mystery, and psychological drama that lingers long after the credits roll.
Director: Alfred Sole
Cast
Linda Miller
Catherine Spages
Mildred Clinton
Mrs. Tredoni
Paula E. Sheppard
Alice Spages
Niles McMaster
Dom Spages
Jane Lowry
Aunt Annie DeLorenze
Rudolph Willrich
Father Tom
Michael Hardstark
Detective Spina
Alphonso DeNoble
Mr. Alphonso
Gary Allen
Jim DeLorenze
Brooke Shields
Karen Spages
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alice, Sweet Alice (1976) about?
Alice, Sweet Alice follows a neglected 12-year-old girl whose younger sister is murdered in a church, casting suspicion on her. As the town turns against her, the film delves into family dysfunction, psychological horror, and the unsettling question of what a child can be driven to do.
Who directed Alice, Sweet Alice?
Alfred Sole directed this cult horror classic, infusing it with a slow-burning sense of dread and gothic atmosphere.
Who stars in Alice, Sweet Alice?
The film features Linda Miller, Mildred Clinton, Paula E. Sheppard, Niles McMaster, and Jane Lowry in pivotal roles.
Is Alice, Sweet Alice (1976) worth watching?
With its razor-sharp suspense and atmospheric tension, *Alice, Sweet Alice* remains a standout in 1970s horror. Though unrated on IMDb, its reputation as a chilling character study makes it essential viewing for fans of psychological thrillers and dark mysteries.
How long is Alice, Sweet Alice?
Alice, Sweet Alice runs for 108 minutes, delivering a tightly paced, unsettling experience from start to finish.
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About Alice, Sweet Alice (1976) — A chilling 1970s horror mystery that redefines childhood fear
Directed by Alfred Sole, *Alice, Sweet Alice* (1976) is a haunting mixture of horror, mystery, and psychological drama that lingers long after the credits roll. The story follows Alice, a quiet 12-year-old girl struggling with her mother's oversized affection for her younger sister, Karen. When Karen is discovered murdered in a sacred church, chilling whispers emerge—could Alice, pushed to the shadows of her family, truly be capable of such violence? The film crafts a suffocating atmosphere of suspicion and dread, weaving themes of childhood alienation, familial betrayal, and the terrifying power of unchecked emotions.
Alfred Sole crafts a gothic nightmare steeped in unease, where every shadowed hallway and whispered confession feels laden with menace. With a standout cast led by Linda Miller and Paula E. Sheppard, *Alice, Sweet Alice* masterfully blurs the line between victim and villain, challenging audiences to question who they trust—and why fear often takes root where love has failed.
