All Hell Breaks Loose in This Obscure 1970's Horror Gem | 'THE EVIL' 

Only heard of this one recently and it sounds good. Richard Crenna was an underrated actor. It was cool when he sent himself up in hot shots. Excellent video Anthony.

I enjoyed this movie too. I’m a big fan of Andrew Prine and his performances always stand out for me. His death scene in the movie was a highlight for me. I was course wanted him to survive but oh well. I got to meet Mr. Prine in person about 1 year prior to his actual death and he was a great man and was an amazing actor.

Absolutely brilliant! Crenna is a boss. I'd love to see this and will definitely be hunting it down. Beautiful Tie Fighter work, man! That was hilarious. Ben Burtt's influence is far reaching. Most excellent, dude! 🤘

I'm so glad someone finally made a video about this underrated gem! Saw this late one night and it has always stayed with me, I know it's kinda strange to say this about a horror movie but this is a comfort movie for me, happy to see it getting some love! Also you aren't alone in loving the ending of the movie, I thought it was great! Loved your video!

Your videos usually make me laugh but this one had me cackling. 😂 The Evil is definitely going on my watch list. I'm loving that it's fast paced so there are no lulls and looks like it's stood the test of time with it's effects and look and feel of the movie. Thank you for another awesome recommendation and breakdown, Anthony! ✨

Great choice of an underrated film. The Newcastle After Dark channel hosted this film and they were fans of the ending as am I. That whole scene could have come across as goofy but it really worked. Buono (and his huge head) was fantastic. Awesome job with the edits as always!

70s was a great era for horror

Hey, Anthony! Wow, another fantastic review! I had never heard of this movie but now I am definitely going to check it out! Thanks for putting the spotlight on these kinds of cult movies. Interesting, I had no idea there was a George O'Hanlon Jr, but he is indeed the son of George O'Hanlon the original voice of George Jetson, which is cool (for me at least). And of course I'm always down for anything with Victor Buono. Also great to hear this one is on Tubi, that and Freevee are both awesome!

I totally agree with you on the finally of the Devil!!! Gary Bailey KingofDarkness and God of Thunder and Lightning 🧛🦇🐺⚰️🪦🌩️⚡🌩️⚡🌩️⚡⚡⚡⚡

OMG! I used to watch The Evil constantly when Fox would show it on the weekends back in the 90s. Idk why I still haven't bought a physical copy of it - my older brother does at least. 😅 I really dig this one because house was so violent towards the guests. That house was like: Ya'll not getting away from this house 😂. The dog scene- still gets to me. 😢 You know what I'm talking about? A steller review as always.

I'll definitely have to give it a watch this Spooky Season. Thanks!

Awesome vid! Interesting thoughts and great editing. Hilarious use of the tie fighter sound! That is strange that they used that sound for the dog lol. I enjoyed the ending of the movie. It surprised me that they went there. I just realized the title of the movie is probably a clever joke. The devil with the d left off. A little hint like Darth Vader sounding like Dark Father in Swedish. I love movies like this movie and Burnt Offerings and Let’s Scare Jessica to Death. Cheers 👍🎞️🎥📽️🎃🎃🎃🎃

I think I rented this years ago at BLOCKBUSTER .

Note to self: If something is sealed with a cross leave it alone

Nice!! Film overlooked but a fun spooky ride....great vid...👍💀

Never seen this movie, now I have to. It looks so good, thanks for the recommendation. Always glad to see a new horror movie especially during Spooky Season. Also if you find a cross buried on top of a locked door in the ground, never remove it lol

Hey wassup Anthony! Great way to start off October my friend!. 70s has plenty of scary horror movies from The Exorcist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alien, Black Christmas, and my personal favorite Halloween.

Yeah you probably wanna avoid building your house over a gateway to hell 😂

I hadn’t heard of this one. You’re a font of knowledge Anthony. Wonderful, interesting watch.

I love 70’s horror. Haven’t seen this, though. I’ll have to check it out.

Anthony this is a great one! Perfect for Halloween. I think I’m going to rewatch this today while I work. The fashion.. come on🙌🙌 really nice vid!!

Thank you for sharing the video.🌹 I look forward to your next video!

My dad owned a theatre way back when. It's odd, but I think I actually have the original poster for this movie somewhere in my house. I was a big horror fan and remember many nights where I went in the snackbar after we closed and got creeped out by the scary posters. If, if I can find it I could mail it to you. I would rather give it to someone who liked it, than let it rot. Let me know. I sent you a email.

Great review! I just finished filming a review of this after I just watched it a while ago on tubi. I've only seen this twice now, but I really like how it turned out!

Anthony, great review as usual. Almost enough to make me watch the movie....almost, he heh. [For anyone else reading this, the author knows that I am a fan of his, despite hating horror, and I won't normally even sit in the same room as a horror movie.] That being said, how about a review double feature: the original Nosferatu and the 'documentary' Shadow of the Vampire. At least with those two, I might be able to add something intelligent to the conversation, and not just a bit of babbling to goose the algorithm along. Slow and steady does win the race, tho... Keep up the good work. PS think you might do a crossover with Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit and Peter Jackson's work as a horror director? Tolkien himself had some very terrifying sections of horror in the original books, (all of the Old Forest and the Barrow wights were not filmed at all, and I bet that PJ would have done that justice) and plenty of the stuff of nightmares made it into these films. Or since Halloween is a'comin, a full retrospective on the Universal and Hammer monster flicks, and the Abbott and Costello monster comedies would be welcomed I'm sure. Just a thought!

These real estate developers really need to start checking more closely for gateways to hell. It's a real problem. It's also probably a good to ignore trapdoors sealed with crosses as well. That's been my experience. As to the film, I'm pretty sure I have the trailer on one or more of my numerous trailer comps. Looks neat. But, I think the question really is....does the dog sound like a tie fighter....for does the tie fighter sound like the evil dog?

Maybe it's just me, but nothing beats cool wire-work from old-school horror movies. Nowadays it would be done with CGI. Cool review bro 🦊👍

Great work with this review! It’s a favourite of mine. Very cool film. Definitely really good to watch this time of the year. 👍

Haven't seen this one but it seems like it is definitely my type of movie. Great review.

I will never buy an old mansion because they're always hiding a secret evil. Also because I have no money. As always, love all the interesting info about the actors (I knew that was King Tut as soon as I saw him!) See ya buddy.

This is a movie that i need to see again and i remember it being a mixed bag overall but i also think i would enjoy it more now since it's been years since I've seen it. Enjoyed the video bro!

The random tie fighter sounding dog 😅😅

Tie Fighter dogs is wild 😂

Looks like a very interesting horror movie

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