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Evilspeak
Directed by
Eric Weston
1981
1h 33m
R
Horror
,
Science Fiction
5.6
47%
36%
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An outcast military cadet taps into a way to summon demons and cast spells on his tormentors through his computer.
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Cast of Evilspeak
Clint Howard
Stanley Coopersmith
R. G. Armstrong
Sarge
Joe Cortese
Reverend Jameson
Claude Earl Jones
Coach
Haywood Nelson
Kowalski
Don Stark
Bubba
Charles Tyner
Colonel Kincaid
Hamilton Camp
Hauptman
Louie Gravance
Jo Jo
Jim Greenleaf
Ox
Lynn Hancock
Miss Friedemeyer
Richard Moll
Father Esteban
Loren Lester
Charlie Boy
Robert Tafur
Old Priest
Sue Casey
Mrs. Caldwell
Katherine Kelly Lang
Susie Baker
Kathy McCullen
Kelly
Lenny Montana
Jake
Nadine Reimers
Peasant Girl
Evilspeak Reviews
Daily Dead
Heather Wixson
There's plenty of weirdness to the story of Evilspeak that I dug but I just couldn't get into a movie that does nothing but emotionally pummel its protagonist for the first 70 mins then doesn't give him or the audience a truly satisfying conclusion.
Aisle Seat
Mike McGranaghan
A fascinatingly deranged horror flick, but also one that's really slow in its first hour.
Monsters At Play
Scott Weinberg
Recommendable only to the staunchest of horror geeks, like myself, Evilspeak is a fairly noteworthy little horror chestnut for a variety of colorful reasons.
Examiner.com
Jeff Beck
Evilspeak may provide a laugh or two, but it's too easily noticeable that there's just not much here, resulting in an empty film that feels stretched beyond its means.
The Dissolve
Scott Tobias
[Co-director] Weston was giving less-discriminating horror audiences in 1981 what he thought they wanted: Carrie with more gore, more beheadings, and all the Satanic pigs they could handle.
Eye for Film
Jennie Kermode
To be fair, the machine we see here looks pretty impressive by 1981 standards and the graphics it produces must have been a lot of trouble to create, but it's hard to imagine what Montague Summers would have made of it.
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
Ken Hanke
So outrageous it's great fun.
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
John Beifuss
I've said it before, I'll say it again: Clint Howard + satanic pigs = MOVIE GOLD.
Movie Gazette
Anton Bitel
a satisfying blend of Revenge of the Nerds and satanism
48 Hills
Dennis Harvey
Eric Weston's film isn't necessarily "good," but it is definitely out there, with some elements seemingly intended as satire, others not at all.
People Magazine
Eric Weston, a sometime actor directing his first film, is no Brian De Palma. But this is a passable variation on De Palma's 1976 chiller, Carrie.
TV Guide
Remarkably engaging, imaginative, and well crafted.
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