Showing posts with label confession. Show all posts
Showing posts with label confession. Show all posts
Friday, October 18, 2013
Review: Mark of the Devil
Mark of the Devil (1970)
Corrupt witch-finders terrorize an English village during the height of witch hunting days. This is a classic witch hunting movie with plenty of gruesome torture. While most of the superstitious paranoia in this movie remains effectively disturbing, some of the absurdity of the (like believing marionettes are tools of the devil) is played for laughs. Over all I'd say its on par with The Conqueror Worm, and although this one lacks Vincent Price there are some good performances here, the character Albino being especially memorable. Also, I recognized a lot of the audio from this movie from being sampled in the album Dopethrone by Electric Wizard. I really enjoy this type of movie, there is something really stylish about them that I dig, not really sure what that says about me psychologically...
Labels:
70's horror,
christian torture,
confession,
cult classic,
cult movie,
Electric Wizard,
gore,
gore fest,
horror,
mark of the devil,
occult erotica,
occult movie,
occult torture,
witch hunt movie,
witches
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