It is not really scary, and there isn't a lot of blood. It is creepy and it is a very interesting take in the horror genre. It opens with Ben and Jack entering the home of Arthur's father, who died two weeks earlier, and there is supposed to be a safe with money. Ben is a washed up boxer. Jack leaves, and lets Ben know to keep the lights off. Soon two neighbors show up, one being very nosy (Lisa) and the other simply obnoxious (Ted) wanting Ben to come to their house for drinks. Ben says he can't drink, and gets them to leave. Jack says to keep the lights off in the house, and soon he hears bumps and other noises. He finds Amy in one of the rooms. Amy says she helped Arthur, and came to the house to feel safe, as things were getting very weird in the nearby town in the last two weeks. Soon Mason shows up, very creepy and Amy said Mason was very dangerous. Soon a group shows up, seeming to be White Supremacists, and Ben is Black. One attacks, and Ben discovers they cannot enter the house. So just what is going on? And that is the more interesting part of the movie and makes sorting out this problem interesting and worth watching. A low budget film with a 'hook.' It is not a great film, but it is different. Yes, demonic forces at work.
Review of The Devil Comes at Night
