Here Comes the Devil

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Here Comes the Devil

2013

1h 37m

Horror

Mystery & Thriller

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A couple lose their children near some caves in Tijuana, Mexico. When finally they are found, it becomes clear that something terrifying has changed them.

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The power of Here Comes the Devil's atmospheric dread compels, but the plot and mystery are too muddled to leave a lasting impression.

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Peter Howell

Toronto Star

02/13/2014

2/4

An auteur like Carlos Reygadas would have taken this in a worthwhile direction, and he did something like this with his significantly artier film Post Tenebras Lux.

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Jen Chaney

RogerEbert.com

12/13/2013

1/4

"Here Comes the Devil" is a horror movie. The problem is that writer-director Adrin Garca Bogliano can't decide what kind of horror movie he wants it to be.

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Jeannette Catsoulis

New York Times

12/12/2013

A muddled supernatural thriller that fails to capitalize on either its horrific prologue or eerie location.

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Patrick Cavanaugh

The Wolfman Cometh

09/20/2023

4/5

Borrows a number of elements from other creepy kid stories and reinvents and revives them in fresh ways, thanks in large part to the atmospheric dread being felt throughout.

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Nicholas Bell

IONCINEMA.com

08/29/2019

Bogliano, at last, manages to show remarkable restraint in the proceedings, with Here Comes the Devil recalling some great genre art house efforts from decades past.

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C.J. Prince

Way Too Indie

07/02/2019

6.5/10

Here Comes The Devil may be awful a lot of the time, yet I can't deny its power at keeping me invested throughout.

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Jerry O

06/14/2019

Worth seeing at least once, English subtitles don't detract from the movie at all. Some of the plot points are a bit cluttered or not clear, however it's worth one view for fans of horror.

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01/23/2019

Surprised by the weak reviews. This movie is a masterpiece in the vein of 70s satan/cult flicks. Stays with you long after the movie is over.

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11/26/2018

Dubbed (spanish). Not scary at all and seemed like a low budget indie. The story was meh with a minor twist at the end. Def'ly wouldn't recommend to anyone.

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10/09/2016

Giving this a high rating just because a lot of the subplots I didn't quite get, plus, there's the fact that it creeped and scared me out of my wits for several months. There's such an odd, hellish, demonic aura from this movie that knows exactly how to treat its subject matter: like if it was pagan, satanic and from the depths of hell. I do believe this is how Mexicans view their satanic folklore, and so with that said, I highly recommend this movie for people that love getting scared by ambience, difficult themes, and art, as this does take a few viewings to wrap your head around.

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02/25/2016

To all the horror movie fans, this production is a waste of time. It's not scary, nor is it captivating.

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Courtney K

@c0urtn3y 12/30/2015

i knew the beginning of this one -- i must have started to watch this and then lost the interest to read subtitles and stopped. i do that sometimes; i thought this title seemed familiar. i watched the whole thing this time though -- very much loved the ending. and i'm talking the last, like, 2 minutes. literally: the ending. the rest of it was just okay; more creepy notions than scary -- you pretty much know what happened right away so there's nothing to guess as far as plot goes... you just kinda have to watch it do it's thing and then they pull a quick stunt at the end and that's about it.

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Synopsis

A couple lose their children near some caves in Tijuana, Mexico. When finally they are found, it becomes clear that something terrifying has changed them.

Director: Adrián García Bogliano
Producer: Andrea Quiroz
Screenwriter: Adrián García Bogliano
Distributor: Magnolia Pictures
Production Co: Morbido Films, MPI Media Group, Salto de Fe Films
Genre: Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: Spanish
Release Date (Theaters): Dec 13, 2013, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 18, 2014
Box Office (Gross USA): $4.5K
Runtime: 1h 37m