
Now, while I call this "Curse of The Demon" it's really the UK version "Night of the Demon" I am watching. it's the longer, better version. oddly enough, when I bought the VHS tape from GoodTimes back in the early 90s, it had the "Curse" title, but what was on the tape was the complete "Night" version.

the fine DVD has both versions on it, but I would have liked a small documentary about the movie itself (there's a fine book out about it, Beating the Devil: The Making of Night of the Demon which is the ultimate on the subject) talking to as many of the people involved that are still around. it doesn't even have a trailer! but what's important is the movie, overall. and both look pretty darn good.

I love the iconic demon as well. it's very well done and quite an effective puppet. I know some fans would prefer to wonder if the demon was "all in the mind" but it works well. sometimes it's also good not to be so ambiguous about the clash of good and evil.
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