Directed by: Ovidio G. Assonitis
Stars: Juliet Mills, Richard Johnson, Gabriele Lavia
Language: English + Commentaries (3 tracks)
Country: Italy | Imdb Info | Ar: 16:9 | Brrip
Also known as: Chi sei?, Who Are You?, The Devil Within Her
Description: Juliet Mills plays a young pregnant woman in San Francisco who is going to have the devil’s baby during her strange possession. Richard Johnson shows up to help her… but what does he really want?
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terrrible movie, even worse soundtrack….producers clearly never read the script, if they did they’d never have put a cent into it. what a mind-numbingly dimwitted premise for a demonic possession movie, that doesn’t reveal how badly the entire thing stunk until the very end…they should have called it “silent but deadly” LMAO
This guy “Phil” CLEARLY has ZERO understanding of this genre of film; “Beyond the Door” aka “The Devil Within Her” is one of the most off the wall, and wildly entertaining movies of the Italian horror genre…the insanity, the bizarre premise, the barely linear story that actually makes LESS sense each time you watch….and that MUSIC! This one has an incredible and strange soundtrack that includes some fantastic Jazz fusion tracks, mixed with a background score that is ominous, oblique and as bizarre as anything that the band Goblin created for Argento’s early films..And while director Assonitis’ movie borrows elements from “The Exorcist,” it is still completely it’s own creation. Very similar in tone and style to the cult sci-fi/horror hybrid “The Visitor” from 1979, another example of colossal Italian strangeness, “Beyond the Door” is sadly overlooked, most likely due to those horrible, muddy VHS tape transfers from the Media label, but the movie now looks really stunning and can finally be appreciated for what it is; a true cult genre masterpiece.
Thanks for the upgrade. I love this movie. It’s really scary.
Audio commentaries are with with actress Juliet Mills, film historian Darren Gross, producer Scott Spiegel and moderator Lee Christian of Code Red DVD for the first track and with producer/director Ovidio G. Assonitis, film historian/editor of Mondo Digital website Nathaniel Thompson and moderator Lee Christian of Code Red DVD on the second one.
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