Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen two friends, Dominique and Ursula, uncover an ancient book in a graveyard one night, they discover that the book has the supernatural power to grant any evil desire written within it.When two friends, Dominique and Ursula, uncover an ancient book in a graveyard one night, they discover that the book has the supernatural power to grant any evil desire written within it.When two friends, Dominique and Ursula, uncover an ancient book in a graveyard one night, they discover that the book has the supernatural power to grant any evil desire written within it.
- Premi
- 2 candidature totali
- Lisa
- (as Laura Konechny)
- Nate
- (as Jake Le Doux)
- Kyle
- (as Aleks Holts)
Recensioni in evidenza
"Devil's Diary" (2007) is high school horror in the mold of "Christine" in which a persecuted misfit gains an advantage from some dubious source and proceeds to wreak vengeance on his or her harassers. "The Rage: Carrie 2" and "The Unhealer" are other examples of this subgenre.
While this one isn't as good as those three films, it thankfully breaks from formula 40 minutes in, which places it in the ballpark of TV occult horror flicks like "Bay Coven" and "Satan's School for Girls" (2000). Although it's not as good as the former, it's superior to the latter (the 1973 version as well). As a television production, there's a simplicity and comic book air to the proceedings. Don't look for cinematic artistry.
So, whereas the set-up is too brisk and by-the-numbers prosaic, "Devil's Diary" should be respected for trying something different and adding to the hackneyed recipe. In addition, Deanna Casaluce is a highlight on the feminine front (Georgia) while statuesque Laura Carswell is worth a mention (Lisa).
If you liked "Bad Girls From Valley High" or "Disturbing Behavior" you'll probably appreciate this one, although it's a notch or two lower on the production level.
The film runs 1 hour, 34 minutes, and was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia.
GRADE: B-
This is a TV movie and it looks it. That's one of its weakest. It needs bigger production value and better people to create a more compelling style. The horror parts were just weak. It has a pretty good concept, and Magda Apanowicz is great as the bullied Ursula who turns evil. She's the best thing in the movie. Killing her off midway thru is the worst mistake they make. After that Alexz Johnson just couldn't hold the whole movie together. The gang to get the book back just doesn't have the Scooby Doo vibe. The movie just falls apart after Ursula.
The acting was superb in this movie, The actress that played Dominique is a brilliant young actress, and I have a feeling we're going to see much more of her in the future... This movie was evil incarnate, not huge on a effects, just pure Evil! GREAT Premise! And GOOD Acting! Everything Evil the bearer writes in the book comes true, and some of these little teenage girls have got some very evil Imaginations running around in their little heads LOL so give this movie a try I think you'll like it! I enjoyed the hell out of it (Pun intended)
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe original title for the film was"Teenager's Diary" and was advertised as such.
- BlooperThroughout the movie, any time a female screams it's always the same female voice no matter which character is screaming.
- Citazioni
Father Mark Mulligan: Do you know who has the book now?
Dominique Davies: I think I do. Um, classmates. Girls that aren't very nice.
Father Sanchez: Efemeris Diabli will always move into more ambitious hands. It is the way of evil. It is the way evil works in this world.
Dominique Davies: Okay. How do we destroy it?
Father Sanchez: It cannot be destroyed. Anymore than man can destroy evil itself.
Dominique Davies: So, if people are getting hurt, do you not think we should call the police?
Father Sanchez: This is a battle for souls, child! The laws of man are blind to such things!