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A lot of fun.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This film begins much like "Rosemary's Baby", though in this case Beelzebub apparently got a girl--a girl who grew up and had no idea she was the child of pure EVIL!! During much of the first part of the film, she is wooed by a creepy suitor (Dack Rambo)--who is supposed to be romantic because he won't take NO for an answer (I sure was getting rapist vibes from this!). Then, abruptly, the film switches and you hear nothing more about the lady after she is hypnotized! The plot changes to a child who is possessed and her mother (a young Kim Cattrall)--and the viewer is left wandering what happened to the Devil's daughter?! And, by the end of the film, you have absolutely no idea whatsoever! The film just abruptly ends! "Good Against Evil" was apparently a failed TV series pitched by ABC. It's hard to imagine now, but with the popularity of books and films such as "The Exorcist" and "The Omen", someone at the network thought it would be a good idea to create a TV series about the fight between the followers of Satan and God. The problem is that although this MIGHT have worked, the DVD for this is amazingly unsatisfying to watch--it's not really a movie but PART of a plot for a film that was never completed. What they did show really isn't very good and since there is no ending or even a reasonable stopping point, I can't see any reason to recommend it. It literally stops as if they just ran out of film!! Not worth your time.

****SPOILERS**** Off the wall but still very watchable, because of the films unintentional humor, horror movie that has to do with a future virgin bride of Satan, or Asterof as he's called here, Jennifer Gordon( Elyssa Davelous) who's in danger of losing her way by falling in love, and thus losing her virginity, with a mare mortal the handsome and not taking no for an answer Andy Stuart, Dack Rambo.Were given a prologue in the film with a scene that takes place in New York City back in 1955 with this what seems like a very disturbed woman, Jenny O'Hara, going through labor and giving birth to what turned out to be Jennifer Gordon. Within minutes of giving birth the woman is killed as she falls down a flight of stairs when she's attacked by a black cat! This mysterious feline shows up in the movie, being responsible for at least two more deaths, a number of times including the films surprise ending.It's now 22 years later and in the city of San Francisco that we see Jennifer working at a boutique and then running into Andy Stuart who ran his van into Jennifer's parked car. Romance blossoms between the two star-struck lovers until Andy takes Jennifer out for a ride, on horses, and is attacked by the same black cat that attacked and killed her mother at the start of the film. This time around the black Cat killed, by causing him to be trampled to death, one of the Satanists a Mr. Brown, Richard Stahl, who's assigned to look after Jeniffer's safety.Having absolutely no clue in what he got himself into Andy goes to a local church and asks the preacher Father Wheatley, John Harkins, to marry him and Jennifer as soon as possible. It turns out that Father Weathley is on to who Jennifer really is, The Bride of Satan! Father Weathley not only refuses to marry Jennifer and Andy but if fact tells Andy to get help by having Jennifer exorcised by his fellow Catholic Priest and exorcist expert Father Kemschler, Dan O'Herlihy.Things really start to get wild when Jennifer realized that she's been groomed to be Satan's Bride and breaks up with the by now totally confused Andy. Andy himself soon sees how wrong he was in not taking Father Wheatley advice when he goes to his church finding the place ransacked with Father Weatley both dead and hanging from the church's bell tower! The movie then takes a totally different turn, with an entirely new storyline, in what the Devil and his secretive followers are really up to.Andy now knowing what he has to do after he read a story about a child being possessed by the Devil in the local newspaper and rushes down to New Orleans. It's there where not only the child Cindy Isley, Natasha Ryan, is hospitalized after she was attacked by our old friend the black cat but her divorced mother Linday Isley, Kim Cattrall, just happened to be an old friend, or lover, of Andy! What a small world!The ending is about as good if not even better then you would have expected it to be with Father Kemschler coming out of his corner swinging punches at the Devil in an effort to save Cindy's soul as well as her life. With Cindy's bedroom in total chaos with books chairs tables and toys flying in all directions, as well as what seems like elephants trumpeting in the background, Father Kemscher has a life and death struggle with the Devil himself who's disguised as a pillow! It's then that what seems like the head honcho of the Sanatic cult Rimmin, Richard Lynch, involved with Jennifer, who by then completely disappeared from the movie,calls it quits and goes off looking for another candidate, a new bride, for his master Satan. That's if his master decides to give Rimmin another chance to redeem himself! ****SPOILER****The film ends with the threat of a sequel in that the very annoying and deadly black cat pops up again but now after thirty years that threat can finally be discounted.

Put me to sleep. Literally. Typical made-for-TV rubbish. Not scary or interesting. Just very boring. Only the director's mother would post a positive comment on this one. There are really no special effects. More of a love story than a horror movie anyway. I can't believe they put this on a DVD. Please make it go away! They were thinking about making a series out of this?! LMAO! Don't make the same mistake I did. Use the hour and a half to meditate. I'm being generous giving it a 2/10 because I'm in a good mood. Somebody please get rid of these stale garbage made-for-TV movies!! There are two superhot actresses in this one including a young Kim Catrall but only in dowdy TV-movie clothing. BARF!!

This is a real waste of time. Only 74 minutes long, but seems much more, a dreary, sanitised "Exorcist" style plot is trotted out in typical seventies TV movie style. That means no violence and very little action as a group of satanists plot to stop their chosen disciple from falling in love with any man who will stand in the way of her union with the god Astoroth. Even Hammer's "To the devil a daughter" which was weakly plotted along similar lines, had more going for it than this tedious offering. Too much chocolate box romance and too little horror sinks this one. Not suprisingly, this pilot movie didn't launch a series. I guess the producers realised that there wasn't much they could do with the format of a priest and a lovesick man mooning around the country looking for his lost love and throwing in the odd exorcism every week .A few TV movies from the seventies managed to stir up some shudders, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, The Night Stalker, Gargoyles, Trilogy of Terror spring to mind, but this anaemic offering deserves to remain anonymous.