DEVIL'S PARTNER

Cinemavixion Review

Charles R. Rondeau's "Devil's Partner" conjures a chilling tale from the dusty plains of New Mexico. Released in 1960, this film plunges into the arcane after the death of an old hermit, unleashing a wave of supernatural phenomena upon his unsuspecting town. The narrative follows Nick, the hermit's nephew, whose arrival coincides with eerie omens and unsettling forces, all while he pursues the enigmatic Nell. Edgar Buchanan, Jean Allison, and Richard Crane anchor the performances as the town grapples with the encroaching darkness. As Doc Lucas delves into the sinister signs of sorcery, the film masterfully builds suspense, suggesting that Nick's charm conceals a far more unholy agenda. "Devil's Partner" is a compelling exploration of temptation and the occult, offering a suspenseful dive into classic horror tropes with a memorable, unsettling atmosphere.