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The Devil's Rain
Film
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After a luxuriant Bosch credit sequence, we plunge into thirty minutes of bewildering but entertaining events that revolve around a dissolving dad, a satanic register, a protective amulet, a Mansonesque coven of dead-eyed converts led by a reincarnated witch, plus an expert in the fields of ESP and demonology. When the explanations begin (mainly a flashback to 17th century ancestors), things become heavy-handed, revealing the ragged direction, a dire script, and performances which range from the bemused (Albert) to the awful (Borgnine). Fuest butters on the special effects, which culminate in a tediously extended final splurge when almost the whole cast dissolves into a puddle of green slime.
Screenwriter:Gabe Essoe, James Ashton, Gerald Hopman
Cast:
Ernest Borgnine
Eddie Albert
Ida Lupino
William Shatner
Keenan Wynn
Tom Skerritt
Joan Prather
John Travolta
Claudio Brook
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