Demons at the Door (2004) (V)

Director:

Roy Knyrim

Writer:

Patrick Tantalo (writer)

Release Date:

7 December 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Horror

Tagline:

When Demons are at the Door, you have to let em' in... Let em' in and kill em!

Plot:

In a land plagued by war, the greatest battle humankind has ever known is about to be fought. In what is now the Middle East...

Plot Keywords:

Cult | Cult Director | Juggalo | Cult Film | Cult Favorite

Cast

Richard Benedetto	...	Rick Castellano
Leslie Brockett	...	Annie Scara
Sean'e La'Dae	...	Rudy Ray Jackson
Bob Cicherillo	...	Uriel
Angelo Benedetto	...	Dr. Angelo Scara
Aristide Sumatra	...	Monkey Demon
Jed Haigh	...	Tony Spencer
Morris Everett	...	Main Demon
Todd Rex	...	Shower Demon
Sindee Williams	...	Missy Demon
Richard Elias	...	Headless Dr. Scara
Todd Waters	...	Portal Demon
Tish Knyrim	...	Satan
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Richard Sankey	...	Demon Voices
Chris Whitehair	...	Hell's Minion (as Chris 'The Killer' Whitehair)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong language including sexual references, violence and some nudity.

Runtime:

USA:85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Company:

S.O.T.A. Productions

Trivia:

The original actor slated to play the terrorist character opted out at the last minute, and the filmmakers recruited Richard Ruiz, busy creating a set for the film.

Quotes:

Rick Castellano: Oh, you gotta be shittin' me!

Soundtrack:

Blaaam!!!

Did I just really see that?!?!?

Dogs and horror. Think of Cujo. That seems like a pretty good combination, if done correctly of course...of course. Well, it seems someone forgot to mention that to the cast and crew of Demons at the Door. Well, let me be fair, it wasn't until after they had completely given up on this project that they gave the spotlight to Fido, so I guess that saves them some humiliation...I guess. Another combination that seemed to have waved bye-bye to this movie way before the beginning were acting and directing. Well...I can't be sure if it was the acting or the directing, maybe it was both, I can't honestly tell. I can be sure about casting though, nice job on the Middle Eastern, very believable????? Seriously, the guy was whiter than Commando Comedian. And please tell me what those demons were doing that the film kept showing over and over again. You remember, the ones that looked liked they were involved in an aerobics class. Were they trying to be scary or looking to dance with each other??? I go with dancing, because they didn't stop doing that the entire movie. ("" just mentally add those quotations in every time I use movie/film from now on) Even when the main "actor" was shooting them, all they did was dance back and forth. Damn you Castellano for shooting up a perfectly benign demon dance party!! I think what had happened was that the crew had accidentally tapped into a taping of "Richard Simmons does Hell Live" and decided to edit it into their movie for lack of content. Will Richard Simmons do anything?? Speaking of Hell, how the hell did this movie get into Blockbuster?? Is the director the VPs cousin?? Oh, and please tell me you didn't actually pay that dominatrix to be in your movie, that was by far the most horrible scene I have ever seen...ever!! I will be permanently scarred for the rest of my life, and I constantly have nightmares that the Weapons of Mass Destruction is sitting on my face!! You have succeeded in one thing crew/cast members of Demons at the Door. You have lowered that bar so much for B horror movies that anyone can now make them...seriously. I am not joking. There is now no limitation for someone wanting to making a movie. No special effects?? No problem..use windows Paint, Demons at the Door did.