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Titre original : Fear No Evil

1981
R
1h 39m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHigh school student turns out to be personification of Lucifer. Two arch angels in human form (as women) take him on.High school student turns out to be personification of Lucifer. Two arch angels in human form (as women) take him on.High school student turns out to be personification of Lucifer. Two arch angels in human form (as women) take him on.

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4,7/10

1,8 k

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Prix
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
Richard Jay Silverthorn, who plays Lucifer in the film, also did the makeup work on the film. Later Silverthorn would also write a published novelization of Fear No Evil.

Gaffes
After the stigmata catastrophe, attendees are seen scrambling over fences to get away, even though there's a gap in the fence big enough to drive a mac truck through--or at least a police car, which does.

Citations
Tony: [to Andrew] So, if you're not gonna gimme a date tonight, won't you at least lemme have a kiss, huh? Come on, 'kay? Come on baby, gimme a kiss man.
Other Boys: [encouraging him] Yeah, Tony, come on!
Tony: Come on baby, gimme a kiss man.
[forces his mouth on Andrew's, whose disgust and anger supernaturally transform the liplock into an act of slow torture, as Tony writhes desperately, but is powerless to pull apart]

Connexions
Featured in Sneak Previews: Halloween II, Priest of Love, Chanel Solitaire, The Watcher in the Woods (1981)

Bandes originales
Hey Joe
Written by Patti Smith (as Smith) and Billy Roberts (as Roberts)
Performed by Patti Smith
© 1977 Linda Music Corp. ASCAP/Third Store Music BMI
(P) 1977 Sire Records, Inc.

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6/10

Not as bad as all that... Decent horror flick with a few common flaws.

As far as horror movies go, this one is above average (definitely not warranting less than four). Yeah, there were some drawbacks. Some scenes were a bit drawn out and others were completely irrelevant. What was up with that homoerotic male shower? That was over the top and pretty much as gratuitous as most female shower scenes. Lucifer's character shows flashes, but never really seems inherently evil as you would think. It's clear that he knows who he is from the start, but the role is written as if he's going through the puberty of devilhood. If Julie/Gabriel had been required to be nude, I would have given this a 10. Sadly, her clothes stayed on. The gym teacher overacts with a hilarity of epic proportions.