A girl with a troubled past encounters someone to die for.
In this forgettable film, a girl is possessed. No, really. With that said, there is nothing groundbreaking about this movie.
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A girl with a troubled past encounters someone to die for.
In this forgettable film, a girl is possessed. No, really. With that said, there is nothing groundbreaking about this movie.
Possession movies are nothing new and “At the Devil’s Door” is no exception. In this tiresome film, the Devil is on the loose looking to make a baby and later a mother. Like Zeus, the Devil appears to be the love’em and leave’em type. What I’ve learned from watching this movie:
Possessed girls make terrible baby-sitters, The Devil does not like family photos, and the going rate for soul’s in the 80’s was $500.
I just saved you 91 minutes of your life. Skip it.
Gloomy Gus, Stephen laments the normies and football practice in a Catholic school.
This movie has a largely directionless plot that plods along in an attempt to tell its story. To remedy this small shortcoming, “Gates of Darkness” attempts to pull you back in by throwing a lot of WTF at you at the end.
Honestly this would be a good candidate for a MST3K party with friends. For that I’d recommend it, but not for any other propose.