Featured Audience Ratings

• Dr Blood  

  
  It's like "Children of the Corn" but with geriatrics instead of the kids. What a load of nonsense. It's not scary at all. Nothing happens except a lot of talking gibberish. For those of you who care, the old folks use kids in their Satanic rituals to play with… More
  It's like "Children of the Corn" but with geriatrics instead of the kids. What a load of nonsense. It's not scary at all. Nothing happens except a lot of talking gibberish. For those of you who care, the old folks use kids in their Satanic rituals to play with toys that resemble things in the outside world... or something like that. Just think of voodoo dolls and you'll be on the right lines. You won't care anyway and will probably switch this off after the first ten minutes where nobody speaks at all.

• Eric B

  
  "The Brotherhood of Satan" starts off really well, like Antonioni gone horror. Lots of silence and lengthy tracking shots about nothing, and the script perversely takes 20-25 minutes before any of the situation begins to make sense. But then the story turns into a fairly… More
  "The Brotherhood of Satan" starts off really well, like Antonioni gone horror. Lots of silence and lengthy tracking shots about nothing, and the script perversely takes 20-25 minutes before any of the situation begins to make sense. But then the story turns into a fairly standard Satanic-coven flick, and is nothing to get excited about. If you made a pie chart for this film based on how much the actors get a chance to ham it up and flash their chops, it would be 98% for Strother Martin and 2% for everyone else. I didn't realize this until after the film was over, but the main little girl is played by Geri Reischl, who later became the "substitute Jan" when the Brady Bunch attempted their infamous musical-variety series. Surely, Satan played a role in getting that show on the air.