A Candle For The Devil (DVD)

Description: Genre: Horror / Suitable for 18 years and over / Director: Eugenio Martín / Actors: Judy Geeson, Aurora Bautista ... / ... more

A Candle For The Devil (DVD) ... DVD released 2008-06-23 at Odeon Entertainment / Features of the DVD: Dolby, PAL

Newest Review: ... the dramatically unsatisfying ending, though). The notional star is Judy Geeson, a pretty British actress notable for her ... more

... later appearance in the lurid Alien knock-off Inseminoid. She's pretty good, although a bit too posh. The rest of the cast are Spanish and not familiar to me. As ever, their dialogue is dubbed into English, so it's difficult to judge their performances. They don't seem terribly animated, though; even the crazier of the two sisters is quite sedate. There isn't much to praise here. There's one reasonably effective, Hitchockian suspense sequence, but I didn't care enough about the characters involved to be worried for ...more

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A Candle For The Devil [DVD]
Release Date: 2008 - 06 - 23, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over,

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A Candle For The Devil (DVD): It Happened At Nightmare Inn! (828 words)
by - written on 24/11/08 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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A review of the Odeon Entertainment DVD, which is available for £6 on amazon. This is a Spanish horror film from 1970. A small town in Spain has a sudden influx of British tourists, flocking to see its art museum. Two middle-aged, unmarried sisters run a guest-house. One is crazy religious, and takes exception to the scantily clad antics of some of the young tourists; her distaste soon boils over into murder. Their first victim's sister turns up looking for her, as is always the way in these things, and is not convinced when told that her sibling 'just left town'. This isn't very good. It's the usual horror film formula: sexual repression + ... Read the complete review

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