Red Devil

They bash it because it doesn't fit in a genre? Why does art have to fit in anything? OK, I'll give them a genre, it's "fish&chips western"! Fresh and new! We've had "spagetti westerns" and they were successful, now somebody is brave enough to bring a new genre and that's what I call it. The script is very solid! Funny as hell at times (Pot growing junkie: "- What's wrong with my life? I'm a self-employed businessman. See, I'm one of this country's... interpreters." Imaginary friend: "You mean entrepreneur" Pot growing junkie: "Yeah, whatever"), bluntly realistic at others (depicting drug addiction at it's worst and the lengths an addict would go to get his hit). It hints at a lot and embraces multiple influences: "Natural Born Killers"- like lead characters, "Guy-Ritchie"- like philosophying underworld characters, Robert Rodriguez gore (and bombshell female lead!!!), "Ennio Morricone"- like score and I'm certain many more that I've missed on my first view. Acting is top notch! Upcoming talent and heavy-hitters alike. I mean, you have Steven Berkoff in it... 'Nuff said! Everybody did their job and made the characters believable. Photography was also good and speed was at junkie pace. Nothing wrong with this movie, got me from the first five minutes! Great "Fish&Chips Western"! Welcome a new genre!

I had the pleasure of watching Red Devil at its premiere in Leicester Square last night and all I can say is WOW. From the story telling, visuals, music and outstanding performances this was a truly enjoyable watch. This is such an original creative piece which delves into the affects of addiction. A spectacular story brought to life on screen by some great up and coming actors. Savvas Michael has created such an artistic film here and he is definetly one to watch! I shall look forward to his future projects! So refreshing to see indie films breaking through onto the big screen and his films getting the recognition they deserve. A true masterpiece.

Savvas is the next big thing to shake things up in the movie Industry. Looking forward to the journey in the next few years.

The direction, photography, and cast all are well and good, it's just the overall story that makes this deeply subpar. It aims to be a smart, stylish, midnight feature, but fails to capture any real interest during it's running time.

This movie kept it interesting almost the entire way through. The twist at the end was awesome. I've never seen anything like it. The deep implications of addiction and resolution are insanity. This was well thought out and executed.