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Stars:
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Diego Cremonesi,
Federico Aimetta
A married couple lose their children while on a family trip near some caves in Tijuana. The kids eventually reappear without explanation, but it becomes clear that they are not who they used to be, that something terrifying has changed them.Written by
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Once in a while, you come across a horror film that is not really a horror film but actually a disturbing drama that can only be categorized as horror because after you view it, you feel slightly mind raped. Here Comes the Devil is a perfect example of that occurrence. The film starts of with a graphic lesbian sex scene, shortly followed by another sex scene between the lead characters that is graphic due to the dialogue and the way in which it's shot, which is incredibly uncomfortable and creepy. I want to shed light on these scenes because although I usually hate graphic sex scenes in horror movies, these scenes are necessary to the storyline and overall ambiance of the film. I saw this film about a week ago and it is still clouding my head with all the disturbing imagery and bizarre things that go on in the story. It's one that you don't realize how disturbing it is until the following day when you're bombarded by the fact that you were traumatized by what you saw. You'll literally (figuratively? Whatever) feel like you've been roofied after you watch it. There's one scene in particular, where the parents seek revenge, which is so gory and understandably realistic, that I haven't been able to get it out of my head since I've seen it. Here Comes The Devil is a possession themed horror movie that successfully goes in brand new, original directions that I can promise you, you've never seen in any horror film prior to this gem. For the die-hard foreign horror seekers, you DO NOT want to miss this soon-to-be classic.
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Once in a while, you come across a horror film that is not really a horror film but actually a disturbing drama that can only be categorized as horror because after you view it, you feel slightly mind raped. Here Comes the Devil is a perfect example of that occurrence. The film starts of with a graphic lesbian sex scene, shortly followed by another sex scene between the lead characters that is graphic due to the dialogue and the way in which it's shot, which is incredibly uncomfortable and creepy. I want to shed light on these scenes because although I usually hate graphic sex scenes in horror movies, these scenes are necessary to the storyline and overall ambiance of the film. I saw this film about a week ago and it is still clouding my head with all the disturbing imagery and bizarre things that go on in the story. It's one that you don't realize how disturbing it is until the following day when you're bombarded by the fact that you were traumatized by what you saw. You'll literally (figuratively? Whatever) feel like you've been roofied after you watch it. There's one scene in particular, where the parents seek revenge, which is so gory and understandably realistic, that I haven't been able to get it out of my head since I've seen it. Here Comes The Devil is a possession themed horror movie that successfully goes in brand new, original directions that I can promise you, you've never seen in any horror film prior to this gem. For the die-hard foreign horror seekers, you DO NOT want to miss this soon-to-be classic.
Please like me on Facebook! You can read more of my reviews and get info on the latest movies in horror: http://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Heart-Horror/338327476286206