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Devil's Men / Terror [DVD] [1978] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

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  • Language: English
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 1.78:1
  • Number of discs: 1
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4.0 out of 5 starsDevil's Men, The/Terror (Katarina's Nightmare Theater).
By Puzzle box on 18 Sept. 2013
Scorpion Releasing and Katarina's Nightmare Theater present a double bill of The Devil's Men/Terror. The main reason why I got this double feature in the first place was because of Norman J Warren's Terror, which turned out to be surprisingly good. I always wanted to check it out since it was released on the old Anchor Bay boxset which unfortunately ran out of stock. Anyway this double feature dvd was pretty good although I much preferred Terror over The Devil's Men a.k.a Land of the Minotaur, which in my opinion was rather forgettable. The Devil's Men (aka "Land of the Minotaur") stars Donald Pleasance as Father Roche, a priest with a nagging suspicion. A number of people have disappeared after visiting a particular village in Greece and the police don't seem to be of much assistance. Once some hippies he knows make it to the list of the missing, he decides to go to the village himself and see what's going on, as he suspects something evil is at work. But he doesn't go alone. He employs the help of his private detective buddy Milo (Kostas Karagiorgis).

Meanwhile, Baron Corofax (Peter Cushing) seems to have his fingers on the pulse of what's going down in the town. In fact, it's revealed early on that he's involved with Lucifer, who takes the guise of a giant stone Minotaur that sneezes flames and hands down death sentences to trespassers. Dull isn't a fair assessment, actually. Just really slow is a better way to put it. But predictable, yeah, to the point where you might find yourself watching for the nothing more than the sake of hoping either genre giants will do something noteworthy. Pleasance has a few good scenes, one in particular where his friend is driving like a moron and he nags Milo like a old hen mother-in-law about it.Read more ›
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1.0 out of 5 starsThe devils crap
By Luke Weston on 3 Feb. 2013
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Peter Cushing was a great actor but do not use this film as any kind of yard stick Absolutley awfull.
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HASH(0x9144c1c8) out of 5 stars Get this awesome twofer 23 Mar. 2012
By gooniemcfly - Published on Amazon.com
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Both movies ROCK!!! The Devil's Men is about a cult of evil doers who worship a Minotaur (a Satanistic statue). The leader of the cult is Peter Cushing. His arch nemesis is Donald Pleasence who plays a weary priest. Some greek guy aids Donald Pleasence against the evil doers who are on a mission to sacrifice the young swingers on a town. This movie is surprisingly cool. This is the first time this movie is available on dvd and after seeing it I was wondering why it took so long for an official albeit double feature release. It was made in 1977. A year before big D made one of the ultimate horror flicks of all time in Halloween. This movie was evenly paced and very interesting. I love Peter Cushing. He is the most polite villain ever all while cutting your jugular at the same time. The next movie is Terror. It was first released years ago on a double feature along with Satan's Slave. This movie is very awesome with really good kills and a fun knife through the foot scene. All the kills are good and it is a 70's slasher that was ahead of the 80's slasher onslaught. It is from 1978. Damn good movie if I do say so myself. This is about the cheapest Katarina/Scorpion release there is and these are probably the two best movies released by that company. So I say go for it. You definitely get your money's worth and a whole lot more.
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HASH(0x9144c3f0) out of 5 stars Katarina's Nightmare??? 18 Oct. 2012
By A. W. Wilson - Published on Amazon.com
I will start by saying that, silly me, I confused "Devil's Men" with equally odd (if memory serves) "Incense for the Damned" aka "Bloodsuckers" also with Cushing. So that was one disapointment. The other is that, with the best will in the world, I cannot be as enthusiastic about these 2 films as some of my fellow reviewers. Take "Devil's Men" first...It is basically a Greek film with Greek Crew and "actors" with the weirdest performences from Cushing (who sadly looks so ill) and Pleasance (whose "Oirish" accent definitley comes and goes), both actors that I admire and like greatly, but even they cannot make anything of the script which is awful. The direction, by Costa Carayiannis, is virtually non exsistant so much so that I fast forwarded several times. It says "Uncut" proudly but I can't help wondering what the U/K censor would have wanted to cut. The dubbing is bad but I will say the print here isn't too bad. The greek scenery is lovely, the girls are pretty and the only other English actor Luan Peters tries hard. Cushing is good, and does his best as he always does, with what he is given, but the Greek actors are all bad including the "hero" who is as thick a hero as I have seen for a long time... TERRROR the 2nd film is directed by Brit Norman J Warren, and is, for my money, just about the better of the 2. Again poorly acted (Whois/was John Nolan?), but at least it has a bit of life and some surpringly well attempted shock/horror moments, but done on a small budget they don't work too well. The print here isn't bad but I suspect the original wasn't too hot. NOW Here's a thought. All reviews are obviously subjective and you will see I am kind of in the minority (Just), so, if you are horror fan and like to seek out the obscure...the price is good, it's a Double Bill, you have Katarina to look at (the intros aren't bad), so..Take the proverbial chance. You haven't much to lose, and you make think my opinions are rubbish...and who knows....
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HASH(0x9144c4d4) out of 5 stars Katarina Rocks! 29 May 2012
By M. Bartel - Published on Amazon.com
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Although there is little for bonus material, you get 2 decent movies and some fun hosting out of Katarina. These dvd's are really good and it is nice to see something like this come along. The extra care that is given to these releases makes them worth buying. Most really do offer you behind the scenes and interviews/commentaries (except when the cast is dead) they also offer uncut versions and clear picture, unlike some other bare bone releases by other horror hosts...
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HASH(0x9144c990) out of 5 stars Worthwhile purchase for fans of either or better yet both films. 30 Mar. 2014
By Tlu27 - Published on Amazon.com
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Glad there's finally an uncut version of Land of The Minotaur aka Devil's Men available for American audiences, although why it was originally cut to a PG rating is still confounding. It's not a classic but it is enjoyable especially if you like Donald Pleasence & or Peter Cushing. As for Terror, it's a mostly strong film with some fairly grisly effects and some "Poltergeist" like moments too.
HASH(0x9144cbc4) out of 5 stars A great late night British horror flick 4 July 2015
By kozmikrokker - Published on Amazon.com
I have the Gorehouse Greats collection version of Terror, which was released in 2009. Pretty good movie, especially if considered a late night horror genre. It works great there. Quite a well done low budget flick. It wasn't boring at any part. This is one of those family curse movies where a witch has been burned at the stake and has cursed the male lineage of her executors, there have been a few of these over the years, good ones, and this is yet another one. After the witch burning, the movie flashes ahead to the modern era and the last two descendents of the old family still alive, and what becomes of them (a brother and sister), and their friends. The friends get it first, for some reason, then the siblings. Well done slayings too, not gory but believable. This is a good enough movie I wouldn't be surprised to see it have it's own remaster and release.
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