Devil's Den (2006)

Avaliação/usuário:

4,5/10   

Diretor:

Jeff Burr

Roteirista:

Mitch Gould (writer)

Release Date:

2006 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Horror

Chamada:

Perfect bodies. Damaged souls.

Plot:

Two small time drug-dealers cross paths with a female-assassin, a monster hunter, a Japanese swordsman and even the Devil himself at a gentlemen's club housing murderous she-demons.

Plot Keywords:

Monster | Female Nudity | Criminal | Stripper | Strip Club

Comentários dos usuários:

Actually a pretty funny movie, even if unoriginal.

Cast

Kelly Hu	...	Caitlin
Devon Sawa	...	Quinn
Ken Foree	...	Leonard
Steven Schub	...	Nick
Karen Maxwell	...	Candy
Dawn Olivieri	...	Jezebel
Ken Ohara	...	Zatoichi
resto do elenco por ordem alfabética:
Melissa Barker	...	Ghoul
Jacki R. Chan	...	Dancer / Ghoul
Kelly Guerrero	...	Pixie Ghoul
Robbyn Leigh	...	Private dancer
Eva-Maria Leonardou	...	Ghoul / Dancer
Sarah Long	...	Dancer / Ghoul
Robbin Ryan	...	Private Dancer #1

País:

USA

Língua:

English

Color:

Color

Censura:

Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Canada:14A (Manitoba/Ontario) | Australia:MA (2007)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: Caitlin's guns have silencers but loud sound effects have been added anyway.

Movie Connections:

References Zatôichi (1989)

Actually a pretty funny movie, even if unoriginal.

OK, OK...so it's rip-off of several other horror-comedies. It's still fairly amusing and at least slightly unpredictable. Shoddy FX don't ruin ALL your enjoyment. Plus, you get to see Devon Sawa looking like he's been hanging around outside hotels cadging cigarette butts.

But now to the important stuff. Is everyone in horror movies completely deaf? I mean, you can have four people just yammering away in an argument just down the hall from a dozen ghouls, and the ghouls apparently don't hear a thing. At one point, a couple is just plain yelling at each other at the entrance to a cave (plus, one of them is firing a gun periodically) and the creatures inside the cave are absolutely oblivious. I've never been in a cave where that would have worked. And it's not just this movie, either. Evil slashers are always dropping out of the ceiling behind a victim, pulling up alongside cars in their own cars, and opening doors and hatches right next to potential victims. Does anyone notice anything? Nope. I mean, I'm 54 years old and I know I would have figured it out.

But enough digression. This is an OK movie. Check it out, if you like the genre.