Debbie Does Demons

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An earnestly-made bad movie is often a guilty pleasure unto itself, but a bad movie that just doesn't have anything going for it leaves you feeling drained and wasted.

But I have to say that I found it to be pointless, sleazy and just not very helpful to further the already staggering storyline. If that is the case, you can’t really blame him, when you’re filming on that kind of budget you really can’t afford to waste footage. Morrigan Thompson plays the meeker Lauren well enough, she looks right for the part and is pretty good here. Seemingly shot by Farmer on his cell phone while sitting in his car, he talks about working with Flux and the other cast members, Rob Zombie's decision not to use a fake trailer he shot with Camille Keaton and being inspired to make his own witchfinder movie, films that influenced his project and more. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.This thing's goddamn quick to the point and delivers everything you'd think it would and then bounces before you get tired of playing with it, offering cheap thrills and exploitation in candy-colored package with some hammy acting and goofy comedy to soften it all up. Donald Farmer’s newest film might be the closest he’s ever come to capturing the fun and mood of his early films. The basic idea of this is pretty great: a late-night horror hostess (Debbie) is thrown into some actual supernatural shenanigans, and at least one of the actresses is willing and eager to take her top off and chew the scenery. She’s just so genuine and strong and pretty and positive vibes that it works perfectly for becoming and absolute indie horror scream queen legend. With a better budget, acting, cinematography, directing, and effects that could be a really great film.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Donald Farmer been in the trash game for a long time and Debbie Does Demons is pure distilled garbage. The person, probably a teenager, that has heard that there's a witch with her spectacular rack out for the entire film, and really wanted to see those forementioned assets for themself. I was a little disappointed, the title and poster had me hoping for something along the lines of the (in)famous short Debbie Does Damnation, but this kept me amused nonetheless. Taylor Jeff Gregoire Jason Dyer Chip Fair Eric Jonathan Karell Josh Wasylink Executive Producers Exec. The nun footage looks like something shot for Farmer’s nunsploitation anthology Nundead and the segment we see after the events of the film, while funny, has nothing to do with the plot either.