GOOD AGAINST EVIL

Cinemavixion Review

Paul Wendkos's "Good Against Evil" plunges into the dark heart of faith and damnation with a narrative that pits a writer, Andy Stuart, against the ultimate evil. Dack Rambo anchors the film as Stuart, a man drawn into a terrifying conflict alongside the determined exorcist, Father Kemschler. The presence of Richard Lynch as a sinister force, alongside Elyssa Davalos, adds significant weight to the supernatural struggle. While the film may not boast widespread critical acclaim or major awards, its direct approach to themes of demonic possession and devil worship, as depicted in its 1977 release, offers a compelling, if unsettling, viewing experience for aficionados of occult cinema. The plot, centered on a battle against Satan and his followers, promises a descent into a world where the lines between the sacred and the profane are violently blurred.