Demon Rage (1982)



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Synopsis:
This sex-filled exploitation favorite has bounced from one double-billing to the next, undergoing numerous re-titlings (including Bride of Satan and Fury of the Succubus) in the process. It stars Lana Wood as a frustrated housewife who begins having nightly trysts with a tall, dark stranger... who, of course, turns out to be Satan himself. Thus begins her descent into dementia, as she begins to distance herself even further from her husband and kids (if that were possible) while painting portraits of her enigmatic new lover. For reasons never detailed in the film, there is a fully-functional guillotine in the cellar, and it's only a matter of time before heads begin to roll. Assorted devil-worshippers pop up out of nowhere for a confusing climax. Not a bad little time-waster, this film relies more on nudity than scares, with a dollop of gore for good measure. Britt Ekland fans be warned: despite her prominent billing in the credits, her role barely amounts to a walk-on.

~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Release
6/1/1982
Director Credit
James Polakof Director
Cast Credit
Alan Harris Dave
John Simon Police Sergeant
Brita Ekland Anne-Marie
Svetlana Gurdin Lisa
Kabir Bedi The Spirit
Don Galloway Carl
John Peter Richmond Father Stratten
Sherry Scott Michelle
Tom Hallick Burt
Production Credits Credit
James Polakof Producer
Beverly Johnson Producer
Art Department Credit
Fred Cutter Art Director
John Flaherty Art Director
Film Camera Credit
James L. Carter Cinematographer
Thomas F. Denove Cinematographer
Production Management Credit
John J. Smith Production Manager
John J. Smith first Assistant Director
Visual Effects Credit
Dennis Dion Special Effects
Tom Shouse Special Effects



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