Featured Audience Ratings

• Greg S

  
  Obnoxious amoral twentysomethings party at a creepy French provincial estate where the caretaker has a permanent unsettling grin, and nothing is as it seems. Ambitious attempt at a ROSEMARY'S BABY type atmosphere, but the young protagonists are intolerable and live to annoy the… More
  Obnoxious amoral twentysomethings party at a creepy French provincial estate where the caretaker has a permanent unsettling grin, and nothing is as it seems. Ambitious attempt at a ROSEMARY'S BABY type atmosphere, but the young protagonists are intolerable and live to annoy the audience for far too long, and the multiple false endings were a bad idea. Gets worse on a second viewing. This movie really hates young people, which is cool and all, but it's a bit over the top.

• Morgan G

  
  Poor, saved only by Cassel's general brilliance. The plot was unmoving, the quality was generally low.

• Lady D

  
  A better type of teen horror, but for me failed toward the end. It was very predictable, but the progression of the story was enjoyable. Vincent Cassel plays a character quite unlike any you've seen him play before, he plays it well, but isn't really a film that is up to… More
  A better type of teen horror, but for me failed toward the end. It was very predictable, but the progression of the story was enjoyable. Vincent Cassel plays a character quite unlike any you've seen him play before, he plays it well, but isn't really a film that is up to his level of acting.

• El Hombre I

  
  It's a shame a well played character by Vincent Cassel wasn't enough to save this tripe

• Emily A

  
  I don't even know what to say. This is not so much a movie as it is Insanity: Caught On Film. To this day I still have no bloody idea what it was about. Apart from wacky, incestuous French satanists and a few kids caught in thier midst. Chapiron has mentioned that this film was… More
  I don't even know what to say. This is not so much a movie as it is Insanity: Caught On Film. To this day I still have no bloody idea what it was about. Apart from wacky, incestuous French satanists and a few kids caught in thier midst. Chapiron has mentioned that this film was inspired by acid and you know what? It really shows.

• Pierluigi P

  
  Trashy and blatant french horror film. Vincent Cassel's role as the ugly caretaker is the only good thing about this erratic and predictable freak show.

• vieras e

  
  Horror COMEDY? I certainly wasn't amused. No, rather utterly disturbed and disgusted. Not only by Joseph and his gang, but by the three moronic guys (esp. Bart) as well. I don't know how I should grade this film. On one hand, it did exactly what it was meant to do -… More
  Horror COMEDY? I certainly wasn't amused. No, rather utterly disturbed and disgusted. Not only by Joseph and his gang, but by the three moronic guys (esp. Bart) as well. I don't know how I should grade this film. On one hand, it did exactly what it was meant to do - creeped the hell out of me - but on the other, I cannot say I exactly enjoyed watching it (nor do I ever want to see it again). In a sense this film is kind of like a horrible car crash. You're obviously bothered by what you see, yet you can't seem to look away.

• Antony S

  
  Now, this is off-kilter. Satan is a pseudo-horror flick about a group of teens/twenty-somethings who decide upon a trip to the French countryside following a bar brawl. Why this is, is largely unexplained. In amongst the attempts to get laid, the find themselves harried by a crazed… More
  Now, this is off-kilter. Satan is a pseudo-horror flick about a group of teens/twenty-somethings who decide upon a trip to the French countryside following a bar brawl. Why this is, is largely unexplained. In amongst the attempts to get laid, the find themselves harried by a crazed farmer. Enter Vincent Cassel, whose off-the-leash performance fuels most of the film'[s comedy, sporting wellies, bushy facial hair and a ridiculously insane shit-eating grin. Oh, and some classic casual racism. Though on the surface the picture does seem to bear a lot of resemblances to typical Yank backwoods horrors, it does benefit from a mixture of restraint from gore (nearly all of 'the horror' is actually circumstancial countryside misgivings, such as a bed full of locusts), and bad taste (dog wanking, graphic water breaking). Essentially the picture does not hold up to scrutiny, it's rather a nutso horror piece to enjoy with mates, hence the fairly random Jacob's Ladder-style ending. Kudos to Olivier Bartélémy as a stupid, horny chav feeling like a third (or fifth) wheel for most of the picture, and to Roxane Mesquida (A Ma Souer!) and Leïla Bekhti for generally being gorgeous. On the topic, look out for a small role from Monica Bellucci, 'star' of a kinky gothic horror playing on a service station's TV.

• Dean M

  
  Very freak, silly horror and weird French movie.

• Adam M

  
  Insane french film about about a group of friends whose night turns to shit when a beautiful young woman invites them to her family home for Christmas. The blokes think they're going to have a "good time" with the girls and all will be fun. But when grinning caretaker… More
  Insane french film about about a group of friends whose night turns to shit when a beautiful young woman invites them to her family home for Christmas. The blokes think they're going to have a "good time" with the girls and all will be fun. But when grinning caretaker Joseph turns up thing get unpredictable and a bit mental. This crazy but compelling combination of drama/thriller, black comedy and horror should be seen to be believed. Even just for Vincent Cassell's unhinged but brilliant performance!

• Christopher B

  
  As I've heard, Cassel is excellent, both funny and creepy in his demented role. I was a little confused by the ending and somewhat put off by all the unlikable characters, but all and all it's a good film.

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