"Into the Devil's Reach" involves Jennifer Mueller (Kayla Swift), a Chicago police detective. After a botched attempt to arrest a possible suspect, she goes to the little city of Oakdale because it's possible something evil is going on there. And indeed, it is...
"Into the Devil's Reach" is entertaining at times, but it has some pretty serious flaws. First of all, there are several fight scenes and all of them are hilariously awful. At one hour and 45 minutes, it's way too long and you could easily cut out 20 minutes and make it a much tighter film. Plot-lines start and then are almost instantly dropped.
But... I was sort of entertained and wanted to see how it turned out. Kayla Swift works hard and is extremely attractive, and although she stays covered (thanks in one scene to a "magic towel", and if you see the movie you'll know what I mean), one of the supporting actresses give us one of the most gratuitous "out of the blue" nude scenes I've seen in a long time.
Can't give it a general recommendation to all, but if you're a fan of low budget flicks (like me) you might find it worth a rental.
"Into the Devil's Reach" is entertaining at times, but it has some pretty serious flaws. First of all, there are several fight scenes and all of them are hilariously awful. At one hour and 45 minutes, it's way too long and you could easily cut out 20 minutes and make it a much tighter film. Plot-lines start and then are almost instantly dropped.
But... I was sort of entertained and wanted to see how it turned out. Kayla Swift works hard and is extremely attractive, and although she stays covered (thanks in one scene to a "magic towel", and if you see the movie you'll know what I mean), one of the supporting actresses give us one of the most gratuitous "out of the blue" nude scenes I've seen in a long time.
Can't give it a general recommendation to all, but if you're a fan of low budget flicks (like me) you might find it worth a rental.
