I recently watched the highly recommended German film Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997) on Tubi. The storyline delves into the tale of the first fallen angel, predating Lucifer, who seeks to dominate both the world of the living and the dead. A young man begins experiencing visions of the fallen angel's son throughout history, eventually receiving a strange book and potion that could unleash hell on Earth.
Written and directed by Olaf Ittenbach (The Burning Moon), the film stars André Stryi (The Burning Moon), Christopher Stacey (Legion of the Dead), Olaf Ittenbach himself (Space Wolf), and Ingrid Fischer.
Premutos: The Fallen Angel is a horror enthusiast's dream, offering a relentless onslaught of blood, guts, and gore without relying heavily on intricate storytelling. The overarching theme of the devil's malevolence and the villain's sinister nature drive the narrative forward. The film boasts some of the most impressive kill scenes ever seen in horror cinema, featuring a diverse array of killers, weapons, and creative gore effects. Additionally, there are moments of dark humor scattered throughout, adding to the overall experience. I found myself captivated from start to finish.
In conclusion, Premutos: The Fallen Angel delivers raw, ruthless, and intense gore that is a must-see for fans of the genre. I would give it a score of 8/10 and strongly recommend it.
Written and directed by Olaf Ittenbach (The Burning Moon), the film stars André Stryi (The Burning Moon), Christopher Stacey (Legion of the Dead), Olaf Ittenbach himself (Space Wolf), and Ingrid Fischer.
Premutos: The Fallen Angel is a horror enthusiast's dream, offering a relentless onslaught of blood, guts, and gore without relying heavily on intricate storytelling. The overarching theme of the devil's malevolence and the villain's sinister nature drive the narrative forward. The film boasts some of the most impressive kill scenes ever seen in horror cinema, featuring a diverse array of killers, weapons, and creative gore effects. Additionally, there are moments of dark humor scattered throughout, adding to the overall experience. I found myself captivated from start to finish.
In conclusion, Premutos: The Fallen Angel delivers raw, ruthless, and intense gore that is a must-see for fans of the genre. I would give it a score of 8/10 and strongly recommend it.