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	The Devil Rides Out - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Devil Rides Out is a 1968 Hammer Horror film directed by Terence Fisher and starring Christopher Lee and Charles Gray.
		In the United States the film was retitled as The Devil's Bride.
		After visiting the house to discuss the matter, and an unsuccessful attempt to influence the initiates to return, he forces Richleau and the other occupants to defend themselves through a night of fl magic attacks.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Devil_Rides_Out (251 words)

	Devil Rides Out DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When the DEVIL RIDES OUT was finally released, the British censorship bureau had some difficulties with the depiction of the ritual and Sabbat scenes, especially those showing the Satanists reveling in debauchery.
		THE DEVIL RIDES OUT is a fast moving, episodic film that features many memorable moments including the Duc’s discovery of a pentagram in Simon’s observatory, the fl mass ceremony in the woods, and the climax in which the Satanists are destroyed by the Duc.
		However, the most suspenseful part of THE DEVIL RIDES OUT is the lengthy sequence in which the Duc, Rex, Simon, Marie, and her husband are trapped inside the protective pentagram.
	www.dvdcult.com /rev_DevilRides.htm (1499 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - The Devil Rides Out
		Based on the novel by Dennis Wheatley, The Devil Rides Out was the first of three novels by Wheatley that Hammer Studios would adapt for the silver screen.
		The Devil Rides Out was written in 1934 and marked the introduction of Wheatley's fl magic adventures featuring the wealthy Duc de Richleau.
		The Devil Rides Out is well written, well directed and in the case of the roles that matter, well acted.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/devilridesout.php (1765 words)

	The Devil Rides Out (1968) aka The Devil's Bride
		The Devil Rides Out (1968) aka The Devil's Bride
		Wheatley was an ardent British imperialist and an anti-Semite, while a number of his Wartime thrillers speak out with admiration of Mussolini, Hitler and Herman Goering.
		This Hammer adaptation was scripted by horror novelist/screenwriter Richard Matheson, author of The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) and Roger Corman's The House of Usher (1960).
	www.moria.co.nz /horror/devilridesout.htm (1087 words)

	THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- THE DEVIL RIDES OUT
		THE DEVIL RIDES OUT ($30) ranks amongst director Terence Fisher's greatest works, and of the Hammer titles currently available on DVD, the film that I would rate a true masterpiece of the horror genre.
		THE DEVIL RIDES OUT is a superior Hammer film in every way, thanks to Terence Fisher's sharply focused direction, which ekes every last drop of horror and suspense from the story.
		THE DEVIL RIDES OUT is a genuine Hammer masterwork that should not be missed.
	www.thecinemalaser.com /dvd_reviews/devil-rides-out-dvd.htm (777 words)

	The Devil Rides Out (1968)
		Hammer were quick to see the viability of such a film and a contract was subsequently negotiated, with The Devil Rides Out agreed upon as the first subject.
		It quickly became apparent that The Devil Rides Out (aka The Devil's Bride) would be one of Hammer's top-flight productions when Terence Fisher was signed to direct it and Arthur Grant to photograph it.
		Most memorable of all, however, is the lengthy sequence in which the Duc, Simon and two of their friends (played by Paul Eddington and Sarah Lawson) fight off all manner of horrific apparitions (including a giant tarantula and the Angel of Death) from within the protection of a pentacle.
	www.britmovie.co.uk /genres/horror/filmography/002.html (750 words)

	Devil Rides Out, The - Music from the Movies
		Christopher Lee has something of a bee in his bonnet about remaking Hammer's 1968 film of The Devil Rides Out, citing the flaws of the special effects in the original film as his principal concern.
		While it is true that the effects would be more impressive today, the old adage about remakes springs to mind.
		Aside from the themes of young lovers found in Scars of Dracula and Taste The Blood Of Dracula, his music for The Devil Rides Out may be his most admirable.
	www.musicfromthemovies.com /review.asp?ID=1746 (318 words)

	The Devil Rides Out
		I would venture to guess that even were the majors to release titles from their Hammer catalogue they would do so with no special features whatsoever (except perhaps a trailer which is standard).
		Anchor Bay has sought out many of the surviving cast and crew from these productions and recorded audio commentaries that will be of great historical value in the future.
		"The Devil Rides Out" is perhaps Christopher Lee's finest film for Hammer Studios, and for once he plays the hero of the piece.
	stvivona.tripod.com /stevedvd/id59.html (454 words)

	Hypnosis in Media: "The Devil Rides Out" (Movies) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Also known as "The Devil's Bride" in the US to avoid confusing people that the movie is actually a Western.
		As it turns out, Rex crashed the car near the manor where the coven is gathering, and he is able to sneak into the trunk of a car that is heading towards the Sabbat.
		According to the liner notes, the movie was renamed "The Devil's Bride" for release in the United States for fear that audiences might otherwise think this was a Western, and was relegated to the second half of a double-bill feature.
	www.hypnosisinmedia.com /Movies/DevilRidesOut/index.html (1750 words)

	Devil Rides Out, The - DVD - Title D Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		The Devil Rides Out is an excellent read and this is one rare occasion where the film does more than its best to follow the story laid down by the author.
		The Duke de Richleau meets his friend Rex van Ryn, from his private aeroplane, the pair get in there chauffeured car, they are discussing that they haven’t seen their close friend Simon Aron, for the last 3 months, De Richleau says Simon has bought a...
		This film about devil worship, based on a Denis Wheatley novel, and made in the late 60's, was quite shocking when it was first released in cinema's.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /dvd-title-d/devil-rides-out-the (315 words)

	The Devil Rides Out/Rasputin the Mad Monk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Devil Rides Out is one of the better Hammer Films: a nifty tale of the supernatural in which Christopher Lee gets a rare chance to play a good guy.
		When they seek him out after he has missed a planned reunion, they find that he has become part of a Satanic cult run by the mesmerizing, malevolent Mocata (Charles Gray), who ensnares followers with the use of magic and hypnosis.
		The Devil Rides Out is a taut thriller that generates a great deal of tension from its ominous beginnings to its cataclysmic conclusion.
	www.classicsondvd.com /devilrides.htm (547 words)

	BBC - Suffolk Music - Unsigned - The Devil Rides Out
		The Devil Rides Out, a band who claim their music is inspired by classic horror films, have emerged from 'the dark cold depths' of East Anglia to release their first EP 'Don't Drop The Coffin'.
		As well as having distributed over 100 copies of their current CD The Devil Rides Out will be starting a UK tour in October playing with Red Flag 77 and The Ballistics.
		The devil rides out are playing (halloween masacare) The perfect government, These bloody hands, The devil rides out, Psychosism Sea breeze club commercial road Lowestoft suffolk £4 entry Sunday 31st October (fancy dress optional.
	www.bbc.co.uk /suffolk/going_out/music/unsigned/t_z/the_devil_rides_out/index.shtml (1024 words)

	Classic-Horror Review of The Devil Rides Out (1968)
		Re-titled to The Devil's Bride for US release, because The Devil Rides Out sounded too much like a Western.
		In this particular instance, I picked the latter company, and the film I chose, The Devil Rides Out, proved to be a startlingly fresh and exciting flick.
		Easily the best film out of Hammer's transitional period (from high-energy classics to low-brow entertainment), The Devil Rides Out is perfects for all of the studio's enthusiasts.
	classic-horror.com /reviews/devilridesout.shtml (338 words)

	DVD Times - To The Devil - A Daughter
		Their 1968 adaptation of Wheatley's novel The Devil Rides Out, with superb performances from Charles Gray and Christopher Lee and a literate script from Richard Matheson, was unsuccessful at the box office but is now regarded as one of the studio's finest moments.
		The confusion reflects that of Catherine adrift in a strange country and we are put in the same position as John Verney; working out the plot from hints and suggestions.
		To The Devil - A Daughter is certainly a bit of a mess and the conclusion really does live down to its reputation as being one of the most ludicrous scenes in the history of British horror.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=5948 (1685 words)

	The Devil Rides Out
		Mocata is found out to be the head of a "devil cult" that is brainwashing some folks through the use of "hypnotic spells and demonic ceremonies." The Duc figures out he has to stop Mocata.
		Rex and the Duc are having their annual reunion where they do all manner of manly English things like sip tea, eat crumpets and whine about the new cult that has moved in down the lane.
		Anyway, they're cruising toward the niece's house and the whole time Tanith is putting up a fuss and trying to jump out of the speeding car because that big cheese of satan worshipping, Mocata, is still controlling her.
	monsterhunter.coldfusionvideo.com /DevilRidesOut.html (1906 words)

	UBL: artist profile - The Devil Rides Out
		Featuring ex-members of Thumb, Downer, Non-Intentional Lifeform, iNFeCTeD and Headshot, THE DEVIL RIDES OUT could well be Perth, Australia's very first bonafide supergroup.
		Inspired by a common love of ROCK, alcohol, women and Hammer horror films, the Riders kick out raw'n'dirty blues-tinged rock'n'roll mayhem, the kind you thought had disappeared in the wake of the new generation of glossy pop metal bands.
		The Devil has returned to claim his throne.
	www.ubl.com /artists/thedevilridesout/profile (139 words)

	The Devil's Jukebox - Playing the Devil's music in Leeds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The fires of this particular hell sprang from the ashes of that legendary travesty, 'Mondo Suave', although this ain't no tale of loud guitars, squealing sax and pounding drums.
		This is the Twenties and Thirties re-animated, the foul- mouthed scream of the jazz age, the sweet melodic strum of the ukulele, the atmospheric wheeze of the harmonium, the heartache-inducing moan of the clarinet, and the spine- tingling clank of junkyard chains and suitcase percussion.
		Yes, here is the full biography of the devils and devilettes that make up the sinful company of...
	www.devilsjukebox.co.uk (128 words)

	The Devil Rides Out DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
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		The ridiculously named Duc de Richleau (Christopher Lee playing a goodie for once) and his old chum Rex (Leon Greene) call on their young protï¿½gï¿½ Simon (Poatrick Mower) only to discover that he is falling under the influence of the evil Mocata (Charles Gray) and his gang of Satanists.
		And maybe their old chums Richard and Peggy can help out by letting them all stay in their big old English country house and borrow their car and crash it into trees.
	www.apexesources.com /dvd/013131066692 (433 words)

	The Devil Rides Out \| Abandoned Sites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In The Devil Rides Out, adapted by Richard Matheson from the book by Dennis Wheatley, the Duc de Richleau (Christopher Lee in perhaps one of his two or three greatest roles) finds himself in a battle with the forces of evil in the guise of satanic ringleader Mocata (a sinister Charles Gray).
		The action scenes are well handled and the towering Lee cuts quite a figure leaping through hoards of robed devil worshippers to save a sacrificial victim, but the film peaks in an eerie supernatural battle in which Richleau and his skeptical party confronts Mocata's demons while protected in a giant pentagram.
		The effects are coarse and dated by today's standards, but the gorgeous period detail, vivid color, and unsettling imagery create a sinister ambiance, and Fisher's mix of psychodrama and swashbuckling action makes for an engrossing thriller, a life-and-death struggle between two masters of the forces of light and darkness.
	www.hat.net /abs/node/2209 (829 words)

	Slant Magazine - Film Review: The Devil Rides Out
		Take The Devil Rides Out, where Lee plays the Duc de Richleau, a modern day warrior-saint against a cult of Satanists (led by the always silken Charles Gray) out to ensnare his surrogate son Simon.
		From the first scene, where de Richleau arrives to meet their mutual friend, the skeptical Rex Van Ryn, at an airstrip, Lee seems to be sniffing out the evil.
		Arriving at Simon's mansion that evening, his eyes are immediately drawn to the astrology observatory.
	www.slantmagazine.com /film/film_review.asp?ID=964 (247 words)

	The devil rides out \| Samizdata.net
		George Bush is for the modern left/green axis what the devil was for medieval peasants.
		The devil may not have all the best tunes.
		Further confusing the politics are that CAA was passed originally over the objections of powerful Democrats from the eastern coal states.
	www.samizdata.net /blog/archives/004321.html (2382 words)

	Slant Magazine - DVD Review: Devil Rides Out, The/Rasputin the Mad Monk
		Hammer might have turned out the jams at the same breakneck pace of, say, Roger Corman, but they were also unusually good-looking films with a professional sheen.
		The Devil Rides Out disc was saddled with another in Anchor Bay's long line of unnecessary but nevertheless well-produced 5.1 surround sound mixes, otherwise both discs have perfectly fine mono tracks in English and French (but, unfortunately, no subtitles: also par for Anchor Bay).
		Also included on each disc is an episode of the 1990 UK television series of docs "The World of Hammer." Nicely narrated and thoughtfully assembled, one almost wishes that Anchor Bay would put together a disc with all 13 episodes of the series.
	www.slantmagazine.com /dvd/dvd_review.asp?ID=291 (669 words)

	The Devil Rides Out (1968) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Goofs: Revealing mistakes: In the observatory, when Simon lands on the head of the Goat of Mendes after being punched by de Richleau, it is clear the floor is made of foam rubber in order to cushion his fall.
		His longtime friend Rex, played by Leon Greene (but voiced by Patrick Allen) is a real stalwart guy, given to punching out windshields when necessary, climbing into car trunks, and throwing a crucifix from a running board to eliminate the specter of the devil himself.
		The best scene has Lee and company in a circle in which to protect themselves from the evils sent by Mocata, played by Charles Gray with a suaveness that matches the twinkle of his blue eyes.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0062885 (638 words)

	devilridesout_review
		Mocata summons up the goat of Mendes, a form of the Devil, however before he can initiate Simon and Tanith, the coven is gate crashed by Richeleau and Rex.
		Despite the novel, The Devil Rides Out, having been written by Wheatley in the 1930’s, the content was relatively heady and potent, and it took until the late 1960’s, when censorship laws were less puritanical to bring this classic of supernatural horror to the big screen.
		The extras include first of all two trailers, one from the UK using the original title "The Devil Rides Out" and the second being the US trailer under the title of "The Devil’s Bride".
	www.cinema-nocturna.com /devilridesout_review.htm (1636 words)

	supernaturalfic: And The Nightmare Begins As The Devil Rides Out
		Once again he was the outsider, he sat down in a desk towards the back and got out his notebook and pen, his dad’s teeth marks still in the end of his only biro.
		It was just for him, to help them out and maybe someday he could solve a hunt on his own or something.
		Sam turned back in his seat and huffed out a breath ignoring Andrew until he felt something hit the back of his shoulder, he watched the paper ball roll across the ground and was about to turn and say something when he paused mid-spin and his heart dropped in his chest.
	community.livejournal.com /supernaturalfic/1142684.html#cutid1 (4530 words)

	dOc DVD Review: The Devil Rides Out (US: The Devil's Bride) (1967)
		That to a certain extent is at work with The Devil Rides Out (released in the U.S. as The Devil's Bride), which many writers have described as the definitive movie on witchcraft.
		Rex takes her out for lunch, but he really intends to seize her and hide her out at the home of the Duke's nephew and his wife (Paul Eddington and Sarah Lawson).
		It seems that Anchor Bay was trying to get what they could out of the materials, since the film is presented in RSDL format, with a fairly high bit rate of 6 to 8 Mbs.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=356 (1615 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Devil Rides Out [1968]: Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The action scenes are well handled and the towering Lee cuts quite a figure leaping through hoards of robed devil worshippers to save a sacrificial victim, but the film peaks in an eerie supernatural battle in which Richleau and his sceptical party confronts Mocata's demons while protected in a giant pentagram.
		Lee's ritual to seal the pentacle, invoking the four Archangels, is straight out of the Golden Dawn and adds esoteric credibility.
		The film is well paced as they battle it out for the powers of Light and Darkness with the Duc's friends very souls at stake.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004CM08 (1306 words)

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