Some days ago, I watched for the first time The Brotherhood of Satan. It's a nice little horror flick that has a creepy and surreal feel throughout the whole story, so if you enjoy movies with that kind of mood, you'll probably like it. However, it may not be suitable for those who are only looking for intense gore and brutal slashing business.
But those who enjoy movies like The Devil's Hand (1961), To the Devil a Daughter (1976), and The Devil Rides Out (1968) may find something worth to watch. Other reference movies are for example Children of the Corn (1984) or Village of the Damned (1960) - kids can't be evil, can they?
What surprised me the most about this little horror flick is the director, Bernard McEveety. He is well-known for his work on TV shows like Gunsmoke, How the West Was Won, and he directed even some episodes of Bonanza and Knight Rider.
Last words: while The Brotherhood of Satan may not be a masterpiece or essential viewing, it's definitely not a bad movie and can be entertaining - for the right kind of audience.
But those who enjoy movies like The Devil's Hand (1961), To the Devil a Daughter (1976), and The Devil Rides Out (1968) may find something worth to watch. Other reference movies are for example Children of the Corn (1984) or Village of the Damned (1960) - kids can't be evil, can they?
What surprised me the most about this little horror flick is the director, Bernard McEveety. He is well-known for his work on TV shows like Gunsmoke, How the West Was Won, and he directed even some episodes of Bonanza and Knight Rider.
Last words: while The Brotherhood of Satan may not be a masterpiece or essential viewing, it's definitely not a bad movie and can be entertaining - for the right kind of audience.