In the realms of bad movies, this clunker sits in a prime spot. Pretty much everything about it is low level - the story, the acting, the production values, the script, the editing and the direction. In fact, it seems like a silent film with dialogue added in afterwards. The addition of regular blasts of third rate stock footage, detracts even further from the whole thing.
The acting is so stilted and wooden, and the fight scene near the end is just plain laughable.
The whole film reeks of amateurism in every possible aspect.
Mercifully, it only runs for about one hour, although it seems longer.
This film really needs to be seen to be believed!
Review of The Devil's Jest
