Don't Kill It - Il cacciatore di demoni

This is a B movie and on top of that a horror movie, so .. you get what you expect.When it comes to the splatter effect, I have to say it was the better part of the movie, but the acting... Some of the actors were good, some of them were not. I don't think I have seen a movie where the difference of the quality of the actors have been so huge.The worst actor is actually Dolph Lundgren. Actors are supposed to play someone else,Dolph is playing himself... And I can hear that he speak English with a lot of Swedish accent.. Either he trained harder to speak better English before in his movies, or I never realized how bad English he spoke before because he did not speak much in his previous movies. Dolph is more of a no-talk,action actor and I think he should stay in that genre. The movie is missing a bit in the plot,the most work has been made on the special effects. The best thing you get from the film is the effects,but if you do not like splatter movies and Dolph Lundgren - watch another movie.

Unnecessary and overwrought gore mixed with a thin plot make for a mildly amusing flick. If seeing the campy violence of a small caliber bullet turn someone's head into a canoe doesn't bring a smile to your face, you will not enjoy this movie. Come to Don't Kill It with low expectations and you probably won't be disappointed.

As a horror genre fan...I really liked this film. The plot is hard to swallow and the acting by Dolph Lundgren was almost robotic but Anyone who enjoys a good splatter fest will like this film. I gave this film a 7 just for the bloody good special effects alone. Dolphs Texas swag left me saying...What in tarnation? But in a good way. I recommend this to fans of the horror/splatter genre.

It wasn't perfect, by any means, and Dolph Lundgren carries this film, but, I was kept entertained. It was almost like ASH VS EVIL DEAD meets I COME IN PEACE.

Sure, it was a little rough around the edges having a demon with extremely limited vocabulary but able to communicate physically which got a little tiresome, but Dolph's struggle to catch it jumping from person-to-person added a comedic effect.

Also, the small town ambiance made up for lack of a big budget, sort of like, THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN or THE ZODIAC KILLER. And, it didn't take itself too seriously either.

When I saw articles that Dolph Lundgren was to play the main lead in a horror I was sceptic. I mean, he's a mean killing machine and I don't see him in a horror or it must be as the bad guy and that isn't the fact. Of course Dolph isn't that young anymore so using his muscles wasn't going to be the case.

But with Klebe in it who I met at a convention I gave it a try. And once the flick was over I was happy that I saw it. I admit, some are right, the script isn't top notch and you have seen it all before but due the fact that there is enough action from the beginning until the end makes it worth seeing. But not only that, the effects used are really above mediocre so it's on the edge of gore.

The title says it all, just don't kill it and after the first 10 minutes you will know why. Just a no- brainer that I guess old school horror buffs will enjoy because the red stuff is there and an eighties thespian takes the lead.

Gore 2/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 3/5 Script 2/5 Comedy 0/5