Average Rating: 5.2/10
Reviews Counted: 16
Fresh: 8 | Rotten: 8
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Average Rating: 3.2/5
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Four friends looking for a good time are lured into a strange and dangerous netherworld in this wildly offbeat horror film from France. It's Christmas Eve, and twentysomethings Bart (Olivier Barthelemy), Ladj (Ladj Ly), Thai (Nico Le Phat Tan), and Yasmine (Leila Bekhti) are bored and looking for fun. They end up at a rowdy dance club where, after Bart gets into a fight, they meet Eve (Roxane Mesquida), a sexy girl who seems to take a liking to the three guys. Eve invites the foursome to come
Unrated, 1 hr. 34 min.
Horror, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Comedy
Dec 26, 2006
Mars Distribution
All Critics (17) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (8) | DVD (10)
Manages a playful sensibility, reveling in its repugnance and enjoying the heck out of its twisted ending.
At the end, you feel they should have thrown out Rosemary's baby with the bath water.
An eyecatching calling card for its first-time director.
If only Cassel had saved his performance for a collaboration with the League of Gentlemen.
Despite the air of brutish aggression and sexual predatoriness, little happens until gory retribution finally rears its head.
Totally bonkers - but all the more gripping for it.
The film, shot in a demented, headlong style, seems to have no idea of its direction other than the shelf marked "cult".
As a grotesque parody of the hillbilly-terror genre, it has a real wit and energy.
A contrived and very self-conscious genre piece of hardcore black-comedy horror in a 1970s vein.
Has plenty of atmosphere but can't make up for unpleasant characters and a meandering story.
Vincent Cassel is the overpowering presence here; his perma-grinning, unkempt Joseph is brilliantly unsettling.
Despite some pretentious touches - a night-spot named Club Styxx, a guard dog called Cerberus - Satan doesn't take itself too seriously.
t's pronounced 'Shite-an', as in 'Shite an' then some'.
Entertaining and genuinely creepy at times this boasts strong performances from its French cast.
wrong on so many levels that the mind boggles
...too often these days films are made with such a sickening lack of imagination and balls that one begins to wonder what the point of it all is; then something like Sheitan comes along and you see that there are still some filmmakers our there with new a
Without being overtly graphic, this audaciously boorish and naughty film delivers the familial conspiracy of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre with unnerving Deliverance-like hicks as slapstick riffs...
Poor, saved only by Cassel's general brilliance. The plot was unmoving, the quality was generally low.
April 24, 2009Super Reviewer
A better type of teen horror, but for me failed toward the end. It was very predictable, but the progression of the story was enjoyable. Vincent Cassel plays a character quite unlike any you've seen him play before, he plays it well, but isn't really a film that is up to his level of acting.
June 29, 2007Super Reviewer
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