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The Devil’s Nightmare (1971) Now Showing!

Sometimes amidst the modern era of seamless murder scenes, hyper-real gore and static and quickly disposed of characters, I like to go back to a simpler time. A time when dialogue was extended maybe a little too much, the lead up to the horror and violence was more important than the violence itself, and when a good soundtrack was composed rather than bought from meglomedia giants. Here’s one of those films for you today, the Belgian/Italian 1971 thriller The Devil’s Nightmare, directed by Jean Brismée and with the soundtrack composed by Spaghetti Western alum Alessandro Alessandroni. This film has everything you need in a classic horror flick – an eerie castle, the seven deadly sins, a sexy succubus and the devil Himself. Enjoy!

 

 


The Devil’s Nightmare by filmgorillas

 

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Meghan MacRae grew up in Vancouver, Canada, but spent many years living in the remote woods. Living in the shadow of grizzly bears, cougars and the other predators of the wilderness taught her about the dark side of nature, and taught her to accept her place in nature's order as their prey. She is co-founder of CVLT Nation.

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