Richard Widmark, Christopher Lee, Honor Blackman
An American occult novelist battles to save the soul of a young girl from a group of Satanists, led by an excommunicated priest, who plan on using her as the representative of the Devil on Earth.
DVD Release Date: October 8, 2002
Stats: 77 reviews
Fun, bloody, sexy nonsense from the great Hammer studios. This was their last major release and you can tell that they were behind the times in terms of the kind of horror stories that were being told in '76. Still, Kinski is at her hottest and Lee is at his most menacing. Che...( read more)
Evil Sender (anyone get the reference?) stars in his final Hammer horror flick. A cloistered nun returns to spend some time with her father on her 18th (?!) birthday. Her father is actually part of a Satanic cult and the priest who runs the nunnery is the Satanic leader. They try...( read more)
Personally I preferred the plot of this Wheatley adaptation to The Devil Rides Out. The high production standards mean that the special effects are less amusing - but at times there is a lack of atmosphere, meaning that the melodramatic nature of the plot/acting can feel a little...( read more)
A gritty horror film, with very high production standards. It is quite unlike the majority of Hammer offerings, and hints at what could have been had the studio continued with theatrical releases. The cast is perfect, with Christopher Lee delivering one of his best and most inte...( read more)
Hammer's third stab at adapting Dennis Wheatley to the screen, the others being The Devil Rides Out and Unchartered Seas(filmed as The Lost Continent).
Its actually a pretty good attempt, only let down by the glove puppet monster and a weak ending.
Richard Widmark is excellent as...( read more)
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