Night of the Demons (2009) is a remake of the 80s classic that I recently watched on Shudder. The storyline follows a group of friends that throw a Halloween party at a notoriously haunted house due to the demon Angela's historical hijinks. Shortly after the party begins Angela and her spirits return to throw their own festivities.
This movie is directed by Adam Gierasch (Tales of Halloween) and stars Shannon Elizabeth (American Pie), Edward Furlong (Terminator 2), Linnea Quigley (Night of the Demons 1, 2 & 3), Bobbi Sue Luther (Duece Bigalow European Gigalo), Michael Arata (Odd Thomas) and Monica Keena (Dawson's Creek).
The storyline for this picture is a more robust version of the original. The script in this is absolutely awful. The costumes for the Halloween party are better than the first film but the but the acting in them are worse. 😂 The demon sex in this definitely could have been better...but the soundtrack is pretty good. There are some good kill scenes and there is a much better use of nudity in this film.
Overall this movie comes up terribly short of the original films as the production, writing, cast and execution leaves little to be desired. I'd score this a 3/10 and only recommend seeing it if you want to see how bad it is.
This movie is directed by Adam Gierasch (Tales of Halloween) and stars Shannon Elizabeth (American Pie), Edward Furlong (Terminator 2), Linnea Quigley (Night of the Demons 1, 2 & 3), Bobbi Sue Luther (Duece Bigalow European Gigalo), Michael Arata (Odd Thomas) and Monica Keena (Dawson's Creek).
The storyline for this picture is a more robust version of the original. The script in this is absolutely awful. The costumes for the Halloween party are better than the first film but the but the acting in them are worse. 😂 The demon sex in this definitely could have been better...but the soundtrack is pretty good. There are some good kill scenes and there is a much better use of nudity in this film.
Overall this movie comes up terribly short of the original films as the production, writing, cast and execution leaves little to be desired. I'd score this a 3/10 and only recommend seeing it if you want to see how bad it is.