Demons

It's not just Třaslavec, who can wreak havoc in your cinema. Berlin located an inconspicuous cinema Metropol (not unlike stejnojmennému hall in Olomouc), where you can let rip to pieces a horde of bloodthirsty demons, apparently, criminally neglecting oral hygiene, and subsequently turn in the equally blood-thirsty zombie. It's all in a true Italian gore-style, under the production auspices of Dario Argento and directed by Lambert Bava, which, judging by the profanity and drastičnosti image already guessed, that will be one with Kateřina Brožová and Simone Chytrovou film the Princess Fantaghirò. The demons became a classic of Italian gore horror film of the eighties and the fame they've earned, even for us already in the pre-revolutionary period as one of the rumors density-obestřených videopirátských hits. Unlike most Italian horror films, which tend to have a slower pace and mysterious atmosphere, the Demons are straightforward osmdesátkový gore fest with lots of action, classic splatter effects and a catchy syntetizátorovou music Claudia Simonettiho vyšperkovanou contemporary rock hits from icons like Billy Idol, Saxon, or Motley Crue. True to the motto of dr. Frank-N-Furter "Don't dream it – be it!" we're going back the Demons of worn videotapes where they belong, namely into a darkened movie theater, where it is not so easy to go to the bathroom on the toilet at home from the tv – especially when the doors of the hall are locked and from the outside you can hear the ominous sounds uncomfortably reminiscent of the heavy metal riffs.