The Devil Hides | Love Horror film reviews and news

If you haven't checked out the trailer for Where The Devil Hides yet, then we're going to seriously have to reconsider your allegiance to the possession genre. This atmospheric chiller starring Colm Meaney (Con Air, Law Abiding Citizen) and Jennifer Carpenter (Quarantine, Dexter) was released on DVD on 26th January. Containing as much excitement as recent supernatural shockers such as The Last Exorcism, The Possession and super-cool indie sleeper-hit The Sacrament, Where The Devil Hides is the perfect Saturday-night scare flick! Oh, and it has a shocking final few moments that stick in the memory long after the credits have finished rolling… When six baby girls are born on the sixth night of the sixth month, it spells doom for a religious cult who have prophesied that one of them will be the devil. Elder Beacon (Colm Meaney) resolves to kill the infants, but is stopped by one baby’s father, Jacob (Rufus Sewell). 18 years later, on the eve of the prophecy’s completion, someone starts killing the girls, one-by-one. And if you're quick, you may even be able to win a copy of Where the Devil Hides in our recent competition: Where the Devil Hides Competition

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