
Budget
Not disclosed
Revenue
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Studios
2 reviews · 1 fan
0 fresh · 1 rotten
A pretty drudgy effort from all concerned. Peter Cushing is the sinister baron living in a castle in Greece when young people start to go missing. A priest (Donald Pleasance) is soon hot on the trail and together with Kostas Karagiorgis discovers a coven (?) of pagan minotaur worshippers. It is odd to see Cushing playing the baddie quite this blatantly, and perhaps if he featured a little more then the film would be better. Unfortunately, it's all just a bit too procedural - lots of screaming, a fair bit of rather gratuitous nudity, and lots of thick, gloopy, tomato sauce - without the style of a Hammer production to underpin it. Watchable, though, if you like the genre - and there is a cracker of a song at the end that really doesn't fit at all.
Title
The Devil's Men
Released
Aug 11, 1976
Rated
PG
Region of Origin
Greece, United Kingdom
Original Audio
English
Runtime
1h 30m
Status
Released
Studios
Getty Pictures Corp., Poseidon Productions