Here Comes the Devil

Name: Here Comes the Devil
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Released: December 13, 2013
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 50
Cast: Alan Martinez, David Arturo Cabezud, Francisco Barreiro, Laura Caro, Michèle Garcia

2013

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Magnet Releasing | Release Date: December 13, 2013 | Not Rated

Starring: Alan Martinez, David Arturo Cabezud, Francisco Barreiro, Laura Caro, Michèle Garcia

Summary: A married couple lose their children while on a family trip near some caves in Tijuana. The kids eventually reappear without explanation, but it becomes clear that they are not who they used to be, that something terrifying has changed them.

Director: Adrián García Bogliano

Genre(s): Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 97 min

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Matt Patches

Dec 10, 2013

The logic wouldn’t hold up under scrutiny, but García Bogliano’s unnerving mood, complemented by grungy camerawork and a shroud of sonic chaos, provides an emotional strain that makes anything possible. Read full review

Rob Staeger

Dec 10, 2013

Bogliano is not a subtle director — check his sudden zooms on items of portent — but he painstakingly shows us Caro opening her mind to the possibility of supernatural evil, and he's careful not to tip his hand too soon as to whether it's real or imagined. Read full review

Noel Murray

Dec 11, 2013

Bogliano provides a steady series of jolts, all the way to an ending that’s twisty but ultimately unsatisfying. Read full review

McClatchy-Tribune News Service Roger Moore

Dec 12, 2013

It barely has a fright in it on its own, this bloody, Mexican-made supernatural thriller set in the hill country near Tijuana. But open it with a hot “Blue is the Warmest Color” sex scene, toss in a few other hot and heavy moments and a generous helping of nudity and you can be sure, at least, of getting a Hollywood studio’s attention. Read full review

Robert Abele

Dec 12, 2013

Bogliano — who hit it big in indie horror with "Penumbra" and "Room for Tourists" — is a mood man, adept at unease and admirably judicious about shock moments, if not exactly skilled with storytelling or pacing. Read full review

Dennis Harvey

Dec 12, 2013

Promises much in an ominously atmospheric package that nods to 1970s genre stylings. But the payoff is on the meh side. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Jen Chaney

Dec 13, 2013

The problem is that writer-director Adrián García Bogliano can't decide what kind of horror movie he wants it to be. Read full review

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offthewall

Nov 22, 2016

I liked this movie. The sexuality was delicious. There's something about becoming familiar with a character in a movie, finding her attractive, and then seeing her naked that I really enjoy. But..that's just me. The story was pretty good and hung together pretty well. Granted, things got aI liked this movie. The sexuality was delicious. There's something about becoming familiar with a character in a movie, finding her attractive, and then seeing her naked that I really enjoy. But..that's just me. The story was pretty good and hung together pretty well. Granted, things got a little wild at times as things unfolded but not unduly so. I'm going to give this movie an extra point because the small number of reviews and the 0 somebody gave it doesn't give this movie as high a score as it deserves. Definitely better than a 5.0.… Expand