Demons (DVD 2001)

Several people are invited to join the opening of a new movie theatre. As the horror film shown to the guests gets more and more violent, the people start to transform one by one into bloodthirsty demons. The remaining guests begin the desperate battle for their lives.

This was scary a few years ago, but now can feel a bit dated. Dubbing can be a little dodgy in places, so can the acting. Scares and effects are still good, especially the excess rivers of green pus and the huge body counts...
Mindless fun horror

saw the film on cable recently and just had to buy (and the sequel). guy on motorbike + samurai sword against legion of the undead = possibly greatest sequence in any horror movie ever. do you really need any other encouragement?

Demons is an incredibly entertaining Italian horror film from the 80s, directed by Lamberto, son of Mario, Bava and produced by the legendary Dario Argento. The plot of the film has a number of people being invited to attend a special screening of a horror film about demonic possession. The audience start to become possessed or end up dead, and the mayhem begins. Demons is full of impressive and very gorey special effects, and is great fun though serious at times. There's more that could have been done with the idea of real and "reel" life colliding, but despite this I would recommend the film to anyone who loves a good horror film. Fans of 80s cinema will also enjoy it, as the soundtrack is full of 80s rock and heavy metal, including Billy Idol, Motley Crue and, best of all, We Close Our Eyes by Go West. I'd always wanted to see this film, and when I saw the very affordable auction for the DVD on ebay, I put a bid in and was lucky enough to win it. Demons may not be up to the standards of Dario Argento's finest films, but is a top notch little horror film in its own way and well watching and/or owning. on DVD.

i'm really glad i bought the film i'v been looking for it for ages.i watched it when i was younger but couldn't remember the name then i looked it up on the internet and found it!!!!!!!!!!
it was a very quick delivery.

This is a classic of cheesy European horror. Dario Argento sets the stage perfect as a group of people who have gone to see a film start to realise it's more than just a film. As the film progresses people change.

Dario has the talent to set the perfect atmosphere, the special effects are superb (And cheesy) and the story is immense.

This film is a must for all horror fans 10/10