Stand out horror 50s horror movie for its effects production and theme
For a 1957 horror film Curse of the Demon has some great special effects. It employs an animated demon that shows up and kills people. It’s got smoke emanating from it and for the close up they used a large animated model. It appears up right at the start and makes quite an impression.<br /><br />The story is about an American psychologist played by Dana Andrews arriving in England to debunk a cult run by Niall MacGinnis. That leads to some nice dealings with the occult as well. The ending is awesome and it doesn’t end the way you would expect. For 1957 this movie really stands out for its production, style and theme.
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