Forever Evil
Forever Evil
| 06 October 1987 (USA)
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The sole survivor of a backwoods massacre investigates the incident with the help of a photographer and a police officer. Soon, it becomes clear that they're up against nothing less than an ancient god!

Reviews
Matcollis This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.
Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.
Sienna-Rose Mclaughlin The movie really just wants to entertain people.
Zlatica One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.
lark1964 Freeman Williams and cast were all part of the Texas Renaissance Festival many years ago (I was a wench), and Freeman told me late one night after too much mead about his desire to film this movie - a remake, no less, of another really cheesy horror film - and... oh, boy!I loved it! But then... I know the inside jokes... and I just about wet my pants laughing each time another schlock death occurred...This is a popcorn film, folks, don't take it seriously, take it for what it was written for - Freeman wanted it to appear on USA latenight with - gad, what was her name, the vampy looking woman with the wild black wig? Elvira? And that's really where it belonged! This was great!
hucklecat03 LOL! Man, I recently bought this movie, because I saw some old promos for USA's Saturday Nightmares, and this movie was in one of the intros. I vaguely remembered it, and after viewing it again I can see why.While the movie itself, is forgettable, the effects and acting are hilarious. It's one of those, great, cheesy ass horror films from the middle, to late 1980's that is, unintenionally funny. Forever Evil, is like a cheap, rip off of "The Evil Dead", with horrible effects. I'd only suggest this film to those who, truly enjoy a cheesy horror films from the 1980's. Younger viewers and people looking for a good horror film, don't waste your time, but if you love awesomely bad 'B' horror films from the 1980's this is right up your alley
drhackenstine A group of yuppies head out to a summer house. An evil presence attacks and kills them all, minus one guy who wakes up later in a hospital. He teams up with a detective and a female survivor of another similar massacre to stop the evil menace. Ambitious, but horribly acted time-waster (especially at nearly 2 hours long) thats loaded with really cheesy special effects and Hallowen masks that are sometimes funny. The story itself tries to be somewhat original and does move at a tight pace so not all is lost. Good movie to view with beer. B movie horror fans shouldn't mind this. Features a fetus torn out of a belly, plenty of POV shots, and a "let's just end this thing now" ending. Two And A Half Stars.
eddy-28 Rating 2** out of fiveA Bad movie can be really bad with not so great actors and actresses and it's director. Well Forever Evil is very bad. It rip-off's the plot and location shooting for Evil Dead and has actors I have never seen before. Except for Red Mitchell who was later in a few other films before he was killed in a Train Crash. The director sinks into carnage to even bring up any scares and the photography is also bad. The only thing I enjoyed about Forever Evil was it's 'Scary' effects which are interesting but other than that that a hike and find another monster movie.