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ACTOR
Clare LangfordAndrew MullanGabrielle CurtisTom Hall
DIRECTOR
Mark Duffield
SYNOPSICS
Demon (2012) is a English movie. Mark Duffield has directed this movie. Clare Langford,Andrew Mullan,Gabrielle Curtis,Tom Hall are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2012. Demon (2012) is considered one of the best Horror movie in India and around the world.
Demon is the bloodiest love story of all. Set in Victorian London it tells the tale of Lorcan a young handsome man cursed by love that transforms him into a blood thirsty demon.
Demon (2012) Trailers
Demon Hunter - The Resurrection - Official Cine Asia Trailer 2012
TEASER : Demon To Demon 2012 : By Demon'41 To Demon'45
The Demon's Rook - Official Extended Trailer (2012)
Ursula Dabrowsky's Inner Demon Teaser HD (2012)
TIAGO LOCO - MI ANGE MI DEMON - 2012 Teaser - clip ZOUK 2012
Demon Hunter (2012) Film Teaser Sneak Preview
DEMON Trailer BHFF 2012
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Demon (2012) Reviews
A Gothic Thriller That Tells a Classic Tale of Horror
Demon (2012) - From director Mark Duffield (Ghost of Mae Nak) comes a film that is able to capture the passion, horror and emotion of the demonic film. Demon (2012) takes place in Victorian London as a man tortured with the affliction of love that transforms him into demon is beautifully told, shot and portrayed by talented actors Andrew Mullen, Clare Langford and Gabrielle Curtis. The film holds its own as Duffield direction is able to capture the struggle, circumstances and feel of the main character Lorcan (Mullen) and Amy Harper's (Langford) relationship within the curse of becoming a demon. Beyond the visual stunning settings and character development, the film goes outside of the horror boundaries taking gentle steps into true dramatic focus. The blend of these genres harks back to the classic monster films with stories that not only intrigue but show true storytelling. While the story telling may be slow at times, the visual aspects as well as the quality makeup makes up for the slow steps. While Demon also does not reinvent the wheel, it is worth the time to watch and truly enjoy as it goes away from the shock, gore of modern day blood baths with an effort that is quality not quantity.