Anton LaVey,
Eddie Albert,
Ernest Borgnine,
Ida Lupino,
John Travolta
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DVD Release Date: June 15, 1999
Stats: 109 reviews
There are a lot of good scenes in this movie, but they just don't connect well to form a cohesive story. There was a great opening scene where William Shatner and Ernest Borgnine battle wits in a creepy ghost town. There's a strange scene with of John Travolta; you hardly recogni...( read more)
Aka "Hell Rain", it has the best melting face scene in any horror movie to date. It also features John Travolta in his first role.
Awsome film that would of been great to see at the drive in. Shatner screams like a bitch, making this worth seeing for that! A very underrated horror film. The last five minutes or more is just a complete grusome meltdown!
The story doesn't make sense., Even the movie itself., From the beginning until ear end, it keeps me guessing what is the objective of this film and couldn't find myself to think one., I suggest that they should tell from the beginning what the story is all about, like, in the fo...( read more)
I recently saw this on Cable and its kind of cheesy but a little spooky esp since it has Anton Levay in it.Alot of big name Actors were in it which suprised me.Overall weird.
Ernest Borgnine, Tom Skerritt, William Shatner, John Travolta, Ida Lupino and the devil's main man himself, Anton LaVey. How could I resist. Fantastic cult offering, with a good cast struggling to keep it floating. Fortunately, it sinks...
This is one of those weird films that's just an awesome combination of bizarre storytelling juxtaposed by a surprisingly good cast. They do their best with what they've got.
The Devil's Rain is one of those films that's got that word of mouth, cult following because in all hones...( read more)
I havn't seen it yet, but something that's interesting is that "Anton LaVey" who stars in this movie, is the founder and first High Priest of the Church of Satan.
All i heard about this film is that it is John Travolta's 1st film and he "melts" in one scene.
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