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Devil's Highway
DVD/APPROX. 91 MINS/2005/USA UNRATED
DVD/APPROX. 91 MINS/2005/USA UNRATED
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Devils Highway is about a bus departing to Las Vegas, each traveler aboard the bus has deep dark hidden secrets, and every time the bus has a
pit stop a body-jumping demon "The Devil" begins to unravel their hidden secrets and begins to play tricks on them before he possess passenger
after passenger. No one is really aware of what is exactly happening, except a middle aged, sick women who suffers from a tumor in her brain,
which is un-treatable. She begins to feel an evil presence every time the demons steps on the bus, she begins to try and warn her husband, who
doesn't end believing her and thinks its just all the medication she is taking. One by one, the demons inherits soul after soul, this ends up delaying
the bus route by several hours and forces the bus driver to take a short cut on Highway 13, to get back the time they have already lost. One
hundred miles from the gas station the bus runs out of fuel and slowly comes to a stop, right in front of a old abandon town, where legend has it
over 150 years ago the towns people just simply vanished over night, and from then on in claimed to be cursed by something not from this world,
and where the devil shows the remaining passengers his true form.
Independent director Fabien Pruvot, tries to summon something new and fresh to screen, by having the devil possesses and inherit a bus load of
passengers while they make their way to Las Vegas. Did the guy pull it off, well not quite, unfortunately Devils Highway gets the flop and it
doesn't matter how many little blue pills you take, it just doesn't get any harder. The reason behind this is the fact you rarely get to see the devil
take over the other passengers body, its nothing like Wes Cravens Shocker, but more like someone grabbing your hand and having a five second
epileptic fit. That's about it really, the story doesn't go anywhere or do anything, kinda just like half the cast in the film. You won’t get to see any
gore, no fucking blood "oh wait… I think I saw a few drops in that guys ear when he fell over and smashed his head on the floor of the bus" and
did i mention you don't even get to see any tits or ass.
Devils Highway is truly not worth buying, or even renting over night, well maybe just maybe if it hits the weekly section or the two dollar bargain
bin, then you have a good deal on your hands. I highly recommend you stay away from this film at all costs, or you will just end up feeling like you
have been dry fucked in the arse by the devil himself.
pit stop a body-jumping demon "The Devil" begins to unravel their hidden secrets and begins to play tricks on them before he possess passenger
after passenger. No one is really aware of what is exactly happening, except a middle aged, sick women who suffers from a tumor in her brain,
which is un-treatable. She begins to feel an evil presence every time the demons steps on the bus, she begins to try and warn her husband, who
doesn't end believing her and thinks its just all the medication she is taking. One by one, the demons inherits soul after soul, this ends up delaying
the bus route by several hours and forces the bus driver to take a short cut on Highway 13, to get back the time they have already lost. One
hundred miles from the gas station the bus runs out of fuel and slowly comes to a stop, right in front of a old abandon town, where legend has it
over 150 years ago the towns people just simply vanished over night, and from then on in claimed to be cursed by something not from this world,
and where the devil shows the remaining passengers his true form.
Independent director Fabien Pruvot, tries to summon something new and fresh to screen, by having the devil possesses and inherit a bus load of
passengers while they make their way to Las Vegas. Did the guy pull it off, well not quite, unfortunately Devils Highway gets the flop and it
doesn't matter how many little blue pills you take, it just doesn't get any harder. The reason behind this is the fact you rarely get to see the devil
take over the other passengers body, its nothing like Wes Cravens Shocker, but more like someone grabbing your hand and having a five second
epileptic fit. That's about it really, the story doesn't go anywhere or do anything, kinda just like half the cast in the film. You won’t get to see any
gore, no fucking blood "oh wait… I think I saw a few drops in that guys ear when he fell over and smashed his head on the floor of the bus" and
did i mention you don't even get to see any tits or ass.
Devils Highway is truly not worth buying, or even renting over night, well maybe just maybe if it hits the weekly section or the two dollar bargain
bin, then you have a good deal on your hands. I highly recommend you stay away from this film at all costs, or you will just end up feeling like you
have been dry fucked in the arse by the devil himself.
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