But Deliver Us from Evil

Movie obviously made by some religious freaks. Still some sort of horror movie based on some myth.

Curious at first, but once I watched it it pulled me in, very good story and idea. Alice Rose was amazing as Lilith and the rest of the cast did an amazing Job!

This was a stupid film about faith, God and the bible. It puts spin on the whole story of Adam and Eve and adds Lilith who was Adam "second wife" (not biblical accurate) and she gets angry with Adam and then with God and is now hell bent on destroying men. I guess even female demons can carry a woman's scorn...lol. It was promising but fell flat in the end, but I'm not surprised, because when you put spin on the bible you always end up taking away the value of the story. Bottom line, this movie is only for people who believe in God, but overall, silly and stupid

This movie has got something to say' 'It isn't just your standard creature feature''Be prepared for some more cerebral horror this time around' Kept me engaged' Enthralled by the plot'

I can't score it high or low, it's just average. Only watched it because Lilith is the major player in demonology, wanted to see how they played her story. She was the first woman, beautiful but intelligent, therefore manipulative when need be. Everything all ( male ) main stream religions consider bad or evil. Adam was little more than a dumb animal, possibly overawed, he rejected her. Eve the archetypal dumb blonde was sent to replace her. Lilith is seething back in heaven and starts playing on the loud mouth, right hand of God - Lucifer. He falls for her, she says man up or back off. So he goes for it and fails, all the baddies are cast out to rule in hell as they won't serve in heaven. But Lilith has her man, she's the queen of hell and mother of all demons. But she's got unfinished business, some dumb man rejected her for a silly cute blonde and they're living in heaven on earth. They took what she wanted so now she'll destroy it, enter the serpent and tree of knowledge. The real saying should be " Hell hath no fury 'til the FIRST woman was scorned ". I know it's wrong, but I actually like her more than Adam & Eve, and by the way I'm male.