All About Evil

Name: All About Evil
Released: 2010

2010 Unrated 1h 38m

6.1/10

In the decaying heart of a forgotten downtown, a dilapidated movie palace becomes the stage for a macabre transformation. When Deborah, a repressed and troubled woman, inherits her father’s failing cinema, she stumbles upon a grisly secret that ignites a dark passion. As she begins screening her own ‘unique’ films, the theater enjoys a revival in attendance, but the local audience is unaware that they are watching real snuff reels. A sharp-eyed high school student begins to connect the dots, realizing the murders on screen are terrifyingly real. As the line between fiction and reality blurs, and the body count rises, the theater becomes a nightmarish labyrinth where no one is safe from the spotlight’s glow.

Directors

Joshua Grannell

Writers

Joshua Grannell

Stars

Joshua Grannell, Robin Calvert

Language

English

Country

United States

Production

Backlash Films, Fog City Pictures

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User Reviews

GialloSleaze – 7/10

“This is a gloriously trashy love letter to grindhouse cinema. The gore is practical and over-the-top, and the theater setting is perfect. It's not high art, but it's a wild ride with a fantastic performance from Natasha Lyonne. Totally my cup of poisoned tea.”

HorrorHive – 5/10

“I appreciate the concept and the campy vibe, but it felt too all over the place for me. The characters are mostly caricatures, and the tonal shifts between dark comedy and actual horror are jarring. It has its moments, but I wasn't fully on board. Still, the villain's descent is interesting to watch.”

SlasherSue – 6/10

“I wanted to love this more, but it's a mixed bag. The first half has a great build-up with the idea of snuff films being shown to unsuspecting audiences. But then it gets a bit too zany and loses some of the creepiness. That said, it's visually stylish and has some genuinely unsettling moments. Worth one watch for the concept.”

TheCelluloidCrypt – 8/10

“This is a gem for fans of David Lynch and John Waters. The movie is a surreal, over-the-top horror-comedy that doesn't hold back. The theater setting is dripping with atmosphere, and the kills are inventive and bloody. It's not for everyone, but the darkly humorous approach really worked for me. A cult classic in the making.”