Movie review: Demon Hunter

When Asmodeus, a demon, decides to populate the world with his evil offspring by forcing women to bear his children the Catholic Church hires Jake as a Demon Hunter in the hopes of saving humanity. When the Church then has doubts about Jake’s ability they pair him with Sister Sarah, who Jake finds may not be of any help at all.

William Bassett (Cardinal White), Tania Deighton (Succubus), Billy Drago (Asmodeus), Sean Patrick Flanery (Jake Greyman), Colleen Porch (Sister Sarah).

Not the most original of plots but it is somewhat interesting. Jake as a fallen-angel half-breed offspring is an interesting twist to the story. Although this one falls under the category of horror, it also has quite a sexual side with plenty of topless and scantily clad women and sex scenes. Tossing a nun in to help the hero is a little strange but provides for a nice twist at the end.

Billy Drago, as usual, does a wonderful job playing the strange demon Asmodeus. Flanery also did well, making a much better action hero than I expected. Deighton and Porch were both delightfully sexy and played their parts well.

This one had good action scenes with decent quality effects. Camera work and dialogue were also well done. The soundtrack was very nice with some good tunes adding to the story.

All around, this was a decent film and worth watching if you are a horror or satanic romance fan. Nothing groundbreaking or incredible but a decent plot, good action, and gratuitous female nudity keep it interesting.

This one should probably be seen only by older teens and above due to nudity and sex scenes.

Released: 2005
Reviewed: 7.5.16
Star rating: 3 out of 5
Genre: Horror, Supernatural Horror, Satanic Stories

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