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Night of the Demons (1988)

Director: Kevin S Tenney

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From Time Out Film Guide

A gang of thoroughly objectionable teenagers party Halloween away in a haunted house. Some of them get possessed by evil spirits, and the frequent foulness of language is then replaced by nastiness of a different sort. A girl dances around a room with a bodiless arm clamped to her ankle (severed while a couple copulate in a coffin); a boy gets his eyes squished out by the bimbo who's putting him up; but the best bit is when a somewhat distraught young lady pushes her lipstick inside her left breast. You feel for her.

Author: MS

Time Out Film Guide


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  • M.Creutz said...
    Posted on Nov 19 2009 12:26 Regarded by some as a cult classic, I almost fell asleep for the first half hour. The characters are not engaging nor is the film saved by good shocks, great effects or soundtrack. Barely watchable.
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