La noche de los demonios

Título original: Night of the Demons

1988
C
1h 30min

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Amelia Kinkade in La noche de los demonios (1988)

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Diez adolescentes festejan en una funeraria abandonada la noche de Halloween pero cuando una fuerza maligna despierta, los espíritus demoníacos les impiden irse y convierten su reunión en un... Leer todoDiez adolescentes festejan en una funeraria abandonada la noche de Halloween pero cuando una fuerza maligna despierta, los espíritus demoníacos les impiden irse y convierten su reunión en un infierno viviente.Diez adolescentes festejan en una funeraria abandonada la noche de Halloween pero cuando una fuerza maligna despierta, los espíritus demoníacos les impiden irse y convierten su reunión en un infierno viviente.

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Sal
(as William Gallo)

Karen Ericson

Judy's Mother

Lance Fenton

Donnie Jeffcoat

Billy
(as Donnie Jeffcoat Jr.)

Linnea Quigley

Suzanne

James W. Quinn

Clerk #1…

Clark Jarrett

Clerk #2

Amelia Kinkade

Angela
(as Mimi Kinkade)

Jill Terashita

Frannie

Philip Tanzini

Marie Denn

Old Man's Wife

Kevin Tenney

Customer in Convenience Store
(sin créditos)

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7Fernando-Rodrigues

Evil Dead on acid set on Halloween

Despite the weak script with clichés and cartoonish performances, this is a Halloween must-watch! It screams the 80's, and it's trashy.

sitheag

This cheese is some scary Limburger!

Tenney must have taken notes and memorized the Evil Dead movies because he comes out of the box with a scary high camp bit of cinema. I rented this one expecting to laugh, or scorn... but ended up genuinely horrified. Night of the Demons appeals on all fronts... ;) As a woman of sound mind and character, I am not ashamed of admitting to a bunch of strangers that this piece of shlock scared the livin' bejaysus out of me.

mandaloon

Candy Apples with Razorblades

Night of the Demons is a good movie. It's fast-paced and gory. Linnea Quigley does a marvelous disappearing act with a tube of lipstick. The soundtrack was cool but it would have been better if they had some Samhain on it. The ending is awesome.

Highly recommended!

7Domey

Exactly what it should be!

IF you're looking for a typical slasher, horror flick, this is a good choice. Don't expect a surprise ending or even witty, interesting dialogue. You will get some screams, some gore, some pre-mortem nudity and some laughs. The point is, don't expect too much.

PARKER_FILM25

Fun, eighties treat.

This movie is fun to watch with a bunch of friends. It's silly, and the acting is over the top, but it's fun. The story is simple with ten teens throwing a party in a demon infested mortuary. Quigley was so funny. I wasn't at all sorry for most of the people who died. There were so annoying, that's the whole point of this film to get a few scares, have fun, and see some alright nudity.

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Trivia
During an interview, Linnea Quigley was asked if she had ever been in an audience of fans and just watched their reactions to one of her films. She replied: "I have and it's really fun. Actually, when I first saw Night of the Demons, I went to see it in a drive-in and it was really a great experience, except I forgot that the first scene I filmed was my bare butt bending over, and it was up on the screen really big, and I was like 'Oh God, no' and a little embarrassed."

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(at around 10 mins) In the convenience store, the repeated sounds from the arcade machine are actually from the Atari 2600 home version of Pac-Man (1980).

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Stooge: Eat a bowl of fuck! I am here to PARTY!

Versiones alternativas
An "Unrated" version is available on videocassette and DVD in the United States. The following scenes included in the unrated version were cut from the theatrical release to earn an MPAA rating of "R" rather than an "X":
The scene in which Angela bites off Stooge's tongue is a few seconds longer with a little bit more blood.
When Suzanne gouges out Jay's eyes, the shot lingers slightly longer, exposing more gore.
The close up shot of the razor blade ripping from the old man's throat is slightly extended with more gore. Additional scenes, cut from the R-rated version for content or running time, include:
In the convenience store scene at the beginning of the unrated version, Linnea Quigley's character asks the two male clerks if they have "Sour Balls". In the R rated version, she simply walks past them, and out of the store.
In the unrated version, the party scene is a little longer with more exposition.
There are substantially more shots of Angela floating through the hallway.
For reasons still unknown, the giant demon head that appears over Hull House at the end of the film has animated glowing red eyes in the unrated version, but does not in the R-rated theatrical cut.