The Devil himself, a strangely unimposing "Bee-Gees" looking fellow, targets a small-town Idaho grocer to be led into a life of sin. This evil plan of action transpires as said grocer and wife win a trip to Las Vegas...and every bet they make there is a winner. Much to the amazement of casino personnel, a machine rigged to never pay off actually DOES do so, sparking an investigation into the mysterious luck of the Idaho players. Meanwhile, the disco devil looks on and laughs....
SATAN'S TOUCH is by no means a horror film, so don't let the fact that its in the horror section of your video shop with creepy box art fool you....this indigent regional obscurity probably never saw a theatrical release, and justly so. It's a bottom-feeder banquet of briny, low-tide slop which simply begs to be dismissed.
One lonely star(out of ten).
SATAN'S TOUCH is by no means a horror film, so don't let the fact that its in the horror section of your video shop with creepy box art fool you....this indigent regional obscurity probably never saw a theatrical release, and justly so. It's a bottom-feeder banquet of briny, low-tide slop which simply begs to be dismissed.
One lonely star(out of ten).
