Hey everyone! Although I would love to get a review up for every day of the month, that probably won’t happen due to real life getting in my way. Still, this month will be full of reviews and postings! That is for sure! The second installment of our Halloween Horrors is a review for Lamberto Bava’s Demons! A ridiculous piece of Italian horror that I have some negative history with but have discovered a rather entertaining little film inside! Check out the review now!


The Plot: In West Berlin a man wearing a metallic half-mask approaches random strangers on the streets and in the subway. He is handing out tickets to a special screening of an unknown film at the Metropol theater. Many ultimately show up and this theater seems more than a little bizarre. It is highly decorative and there is even a motorbike in the center lobby holding a mannequin who wears a chrome mask. This mask eventually shows up in the movie that is being premiered. The film in question turns out to be a horror title and takes place around a group of teenagers who find said mask. One of the teens is given a small scratch upon wearing the mask and is transformed into a demonic zombie-like creature. As it turns out, one of the movie-goers in the audience actually tried on the mask while in the lobby and now they are facing the same circumstance as they too were scratched and are slowly turning into one of these creatures of the night. With the doors all mysteriously locked up and with the demonic infection being passed from one person to the next, who will survive this night?



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