The Naked Witch Vintage Horror film

The Naked Witch is a 1961 horror film directed by Claude Alexander and Larry Buchanan. The film tells the story of a university student who travels to a small German village to research local folklore. While investigating, he discovers the grave of a witch who was executed centuries ago.

Curiosity gets the better of him, and he accidentally resurrects the witch by removing a stake from her heart. The vengeful witch, brought back to life, begins to exact her revenge on the descendants of those who wronged her. The film features themes of supernatural revenge and the consequences of disturbing ancient curses.

The Naked Witch is known for its low-budget production, campy style, and the early career of director Larry Buchanan, who would go on to create several other cult films. Despite its shortcomings, the film has gained a certain charm and interest among fans of vintage horror cinema.