The Angel of Death was summoned. He cannot return empty-handed.
Monday, 26. October 2009, 19:58:09
It's Hammer time again! 1968 saw Hammer studios adapt Dennis Wheatley's novel The Devil Rides Out with Christopher Lee and Charles Gray as opposing forces and the combined talents of director Terence Fisher and writer Richard Matheson behind the camera. A hell for leather pace a surreal appearance by the devil himself
and the undoubtable talents of it's leads help iron out some of the more questionable moments (the not so special effects for one) and of course there is an amazing score by James Bernard
Over the years Wheatley seems to have become something of a forgotten figure in horror fiction, despite his works being among the best sellers in the 1960's, it's a shame, as there are far less deserving writers who recieve the credit Wheatley does not. Christopher Lee has often stated that he would love to see someone remake The Devil Rides Out, i'm no fan of remakes but i think i would gladly pay to see someone take a crack at this one.
Track Listing
1. Opening Credits (01:39)
2. Concerned Friends (00:25)
3. Investigating the Observatory (01:06)
4. Hidden Sacrifice (00:17)
5. Protecting Simon (02:04)
6. Balance of Power (01:04)
7. The Duc and Rex Follow Simon (02:53)
8. Uninvited Guests (01:23)
9. The Spirit in the Observatory (01:32)
10. The Eve of Mayday (00:32)
11. Mocata's Presence (00:21)
12. Pursuing Tanith (02:56)
13. The Baptism Begins (02:13)
14. Orgy of Evil (01:58)
15. "The Goat of Mendes - The Devil himself!" (02:05)
16. Rescuing Simon and Tanith (00:44)
17. Mocata Visits the Eatons (00:27)
18. Tanith Controls Rex/Inside the Circle (02:57)
19. Visions of Terror (05:12)
20. The Angel of Death (03:27)
21. The Battle is Lost (01:20)
22. The Power of Mocata (00:27)
23. An Unstained Child (05:39)
24. Finale and End Credits (02:38)
25. Shot 130 - Take 6 (01:47)
Bonus Track
26. Wildtrack B - Take 2 (01:24)
Bonus Track
27. The Spirit in the Observatory - Alternate Version (01:31)
Bonus Track
28. Christopher Lee talks to Marcus Hearn about "The Devil Rides Out" (11:25)
With this knife, do I draw out the blood, which is thy life.





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