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Fragile residents of a nursing home find themselves struggling with Satanic energy. A door to hell just opened ...
Les proies du mal is showing in 1 cinema in New York City - next screening Thursday 15 October at 22:00 at Spectacle.
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This was absolutely worth the wait & anticipation. There were times before Bleeding Skull scored a deal with Antoinne when I questioned whether this was real. Not only is it real but it’s exactly what I’d imagined & then some. The music is a plateau of aural zen. My music blows compared to this but this musical realm is the world I try to inhabit. I think it’s mostly a prophet 5 but I’ve considered the Elka Synthex or Jupiter 8 as candidates. It’s probably the best celluloid occult ritual imagery outside of Kenneth Anger right? I cannot believe a distributor didn’t take all this gore, satanism, zombies & synth jams & cut it into an 87 minute video nasty!Edit BREAKING NEWS! I forgot to mention that a DX7 appears towards the end of the film that really opens up the potential synthesizer roster.
Read This Review, It’s the Best! If someone in the future finds this review and has actually seen this film please help me to watch 172 minutes of satanic nursing home shot on 8mm scored by analog synthesizer. I'm relying on you viewer No.9. EDIT- Viewer 9 logged this & ignored my review. We may be in luck thanks to viewer no.5 though! 5 just happens to be my favorite number.EDIT- I’m leaving this review up to archive the comments.
Fragile residents of a nursing home find themselves struggling with Satanic energy after a door to hell opens.
Antoine Pellissier directed Les proies du mal in 1982, known for underground French Super 8 horror.
Yes, modern physical media releases include English subtitles for the French dialogue.
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