Evil Behind You (2006)

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

One of those movie experiences that is so good it makes you realize you've been grading everything else on a curve.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

This is possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. I saw Motor Home Massacre and thought it was the worst, but after watching this one, I changed my mind. I paid 49 cents for the movie at a going out of business sale and I overpaid. Honestly, I don't know what the movie was even about. The whole thing take place in one room with people lying in bed with gaze over their ears. Their bimbo girlfriends/wife say "I wonder if they've been operated on". They are screaming for a nurse. Oh,he's probably just feeling effects of the anesthesia. Their in this filthy room that reminded me of the opening to Saw. The girls starting bickering amongst each other and the boys laying in the bed pop up ever so often giving these weird looks, saying "There's something in the bed with me, get it out." They say "Did you hear that"? What the heck is this movie even about? There are some skeleton looking people near the end. And then a girl escapes, picks up a hitch-hiker which disappears in her SUV (which doesn't seem to bother the girl at all), then she picks up a boy on the road. That was 80 minutes of my life that I'll never get back.

I gave this movie a four-star rating for a few reasons. First, I felt that this movie was definitely preaching and I hate that. Still, it's my own fault for watching a Christian movie in the first place.My friend and I rented this movie because it sounded interesting. The back of the case said something along the lines of a spiritual battle, someone opening some sort of boundary that let demons into our world and the like. Something I am very interested in, indeed. This movie almost hit the target. It was more like on the edge of the target, more on the tree than the target itself...The basic plot of this movie is two couples are abducted by a group of terrorists to be victim to experiments. However, because their experimental serum is derived from the research of a scientist who claimed to be able to bridge the gap between the physical and the spiritual realms, the men of the couples are now able to feel, smell, hear, and see the demons of the spiritual world. In that order. Apparently the sense of taste is not present in that realm.This movie is very clichéd. They took the title seriously as the men, while chained to the beds, demand their women look behind them because there is something there.Although a good effort for what it was, I think the special effects could have been done so much better. The demon scratching at the woman was, in a word, hilarious. The wife was obnoxious as hell and everyone in the room practically cheered when she died. We were all hoping she'd be beaten by the other woman with the chair, though.The message is one that I don't care to comment on, other than I think the Christian filmmakers should have found a better medium for it.And so I give it four stars because it is not the movie's fault I am not a Christian and don't like this type of message, and I got a kick out of making comments throughout. My friend and I watching this movie seemed to resemble an episode of MST3K.

When the movie first started I thought cheesy. The first ten minutes were really boring. After the slow beginning and some of the soap opera antics, I started liking it. The plot was different than anything I had ever seen. Now, was it a horror? Not really. It shouldn't have been classied as a horror or the producers should have put more money into the movie to make it scary. As it was, the creatures where only there for a short time. I can only assume this was for money reason.The good side was that the movie was very entertaining. It held my interest (after the start) and did make me wonder about creatures from another dimension.It was obvious that this was a first time movie for the director, but there were a couple of highlights. By the end, I was hooked. Too bad Hollywood didn't put more money behind this.

Let's see, cardboard characters like Muslim terrorists have forced a cardboard scientist to perform some exotic drug tests on some cardboard people who have been drugged and kidnapped. You'll be sure to laugh when these pathetic excuses for humanoids get their just deserts! Turns out the drug experiments have given them the ability to sense another world....the world of religious fantasy!--complete with cardboard demons who look like they are made of Papier Mache. Everybody gets dragged off to Hell except for one poor chap who goes to Heaven where he can presumably spend Eternity with the blockheads that created this Masterpiece of the Absurd. I think I'd opt for Hellfire myself. Go see something else, unless you are stoned, in which case, you might actually like it! Couldn't hurt!