much more than any other film from that period and night of the demons represents the brainless and hugely enjoyable horror pastiche. it undemanding fun with loads of nasty make up effects and gorgeous looking (and horny) teenagers and adorable cliché elements. a group of party animals and led by the alternative angela and goes to celebrate halloween in an abandoned funeral home that carries an eerie urban legend. it all starts out typical and innocent with dancing and drinking and the occasional flirt between youngsters that can not keep their hormones under control and but pretty soon a bloodthirsty demon possesses the hostess. in the most ingenious ways you have ever seen and the rest of the cast gets slaughtered viciously only to return as hideous creatures prowling for blood. the thing that makes this film better than most cheesy 80 horror films is finds a good balance between light headed camp and atmospheric horror. some sequences really are creepy and the funeral house setting supplies night of the demons with an excellent tone. director tenney makes great use of the set pieces (coffins and a crematorium and endless dark hallways) and his young and enthusiast cast obviously love what theyre involved in. the terrific make up effects by a whole team of artists and designers are of course the obvious aspects to love and horror fanatics will absolutely love the large amount of severed limbs and poked out eyes and crushed skulls. the ultimate highlight however is linnea quigley trick with the disappearing lipstick. this nymphomaniac bimbo shoves an entire tube of lipstick in her nipple and continues her sexual murder spree. terrific. night of the demons received two sequels during the 90 and and although theyre still definitely worth checking out and they focus more on comedy than chills. 
much more than any other film from that period and night of the demons represents the brainless and hugely enjoyable horror pastiche. it undemanding fun with loads of nasty make up effects and gorgeous looking (and horny) teenagers and adorable cliché elements. a group of party animals and led by the alternative angela and goes to celebrate halloween in an abandoned funeral home that carries an eerie urban legend. it all starts out typical and innocent with dancing and drinking and the occasional flirt between youngsters that can not keep their hormones under control and but pretty soon a bloodthirsty demon possesses the hostess. in the most ingenious ways you have ever seen and the rest of the cast gets slaughtered viciously only to return as hideous creatures prowling for blood. the thing that makes this film better than most cheesy 80 horror films is finds a good balance between light headed camp and atmospheric horror. some sequences really are creepy and the funeral house setting supplies night of the demons with an excellent tone. director tenney makes great use of the set pieces (coffins and a crematorium and endless dark hallways) and his young and enthusiast cast obviously love what theyre involved in. the terrific make up effects by a whole team of artists and designers are of course the obvious aspects to love and horror fanatics will absolutely love the large amount of severed limbs and poked out eyes and crushed skulls. the ultimate highlight however is linnea quigley trick with the disappearing lipstick. this nymphomaniac bimbo shoves an entire tube of lipstick in her nipple and continues her sexual murder spree. terrific. night of the demons received two sequels during the 90 and and although theyre still definitely worth checking out and they focus more on comedy than chills. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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