Satanic Panic

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Zachary S @Zach154 Sep 16, 2026 Satanic Panic blends generational tension between Millennials and Gen X with a heavy dose of horror, resulting in a cheesy, unapologetically 80s-inspired experience. The practical effects, from the blood and gore to the costumes, are particularly well done, while the low-budget feel adds to the charm and showcases a filmmaker still developing their own style. Our protagonist makes plenty of questionable decisions along the way, but they feel intentional and fit the tone of the film. It’s certainly not going to work for everyone, but for those who enjoy campy horror, 80s influences, and low-budget practical effects, Satanic Panic has plenty to offer. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 30, 2025 Funny in 1 hour and 28 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Jessica F @RT69979944 Feb 12, 2024 This is a Horror comedy. Throughout this film, there is lots of blood and gore, most of it is based on shock value. The plot of a cult losing their sacrifice and all turning on each other is comical and enjoyable. It isn't serious at all, making it an entertaining film to watch with friends. See more Craig B @Boundsy Feb 6, 2024 Satanic Panic is completely bonkers but a lot of fun, with plenty of lashings of violence and gore. The film features a good cast well lead by Hayley Griffith, with great support from Ruby Modine (daughter of Matthew), Hannah Stocking and Arden Myrin. Rolls along quite nicely, and at a mere 89 minutes you get the sense the makers got the timing about right. Highly recommended if you are in the mood for horror silliness and you are short on viewing time. See more Ben D @RT87620530 May 3, 2023 I had put this on my list a couple of years ago for the blurb and kept it there for Jerry O'Connell. Unfortunately, it was a waste of time and of Jerry. The rich worship the Devil (more precisely, a demon named Baphomet, although he will not be the only demon present in this movie), which allows them to maintain their control over the elite strata of society. The plot follows Sam (Hayley Griffith), a pizza delivery girl who couldn't've asked for a worse first day on the job. After being stiffed of a tip at an opulent mansion in a wealthy neighborhood in Brooklyn (why they set the movie in Brooklyn but filmed in Dallas is beyond me), Sam barges her way into the dwelling and is set upon a Satanic cult the very night they are planning to sacrifice a virgin to Baphomet. From here, it's a constant chase throughout the neighborhood, from mansion to mansion, with everyone they encounter (Sam joins a girl named Judi (Ruby Modine) who was supposed to be the original sacrificial virgin, but found a random young man to end those plans) somehow connected to the bloodthirsty coven. "Get your big tits in gear, they know we're here," was pretty good, but besides that, I can't remember if there was another laugh-out-loud moment. It's all over the place with a message that I guess was still punchy in 2019, but the same concept has been around since at least 1967 (Rosemary's Baby). There are a few seconds of a really cool-looking demon and lots of low-budget gore — Ardin Myrin as "Gypsy" had a nice death scene while she "drowned" without being submerged in water. Jerry O'Connell is in one scene (while parts of him are in others..). If anything can thrive in a low budget, it's horror, but this isn't one of them. I can't see a reason for anyone to watch this movie. See more steve d @RT35616104 Dec 11, 2022 Really odd and completely different. Gory good fun, and quite funny. See more Read all reviews

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