The Devil's Candy
Horror • NR • 2016 • 1 hr 20 min
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Good, but a bit overrated indie horror from a slow year
We need more doom horror. Slow and ominous. This movie was fantastic!
Haunting, evil, fun. At times feels like something you shouldn't watch, but you're having a blast doing so.
Doesn't reinvent the wheel but is a good genre film. The references to metal culture were an interesting twist.
Good cast and interesting characters. The story is different and kept me engaged. I dug it.
Incredibly unsettling and well crafted. Puts you into the mind of a movie possession unlike any other film that I've ever seen.
This is great with the only problem being some really bad CGI fire in the last act
Superb heavy metal/ hard rock soundtrack, mesmerizing performances and finally a horror script that did not suck!
Unsettling, witty and well crafted horror film. It works and suggests an unseen evil presence is involved. Definitely worth the watch. 7/10
Story could use some work but the music is great and the art is really cool too.
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