The Devil's Honey

Synopsis

The Devil's Honey, also known as Il miele del diavolo, is a 1986 erotic thriller film directed by Lucio Fulci. The movie follows a successful music composer who seeks revenge after his wife's tragic death. As he delves into the dark underbelly of his late wife's secret life, he uncovers a world of lust, deception, and danger. The film explores themes of obsession, betrayal, and the lengths people will go to in the name of love and revenge. With a gritty atmosphere and intense performances, The Devil's Honey is a captivating and provocative journey into the darkest corners of desire and despair.

Cast

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  Brett Halsey

  Dott. Guido Domenici

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  Corinne Cléry

  Carole, moglie di Guido

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  Blanca Marsillach

  Cecilia

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  Stefano Madia

  Gaetano

• Paula Molina

  Sandra

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  Bernard Seray

  Nicola

Reviews

The Devil's Honey has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its bold storytelling and atmospheric cinematography, others criticize its graphic content and uneven pacing. Rotten Tomatoes describes the movie as 'a stylish yet unsettling thriller that pushes the boundaries of erotic cinema.' IMDb users have rated The Devil's Honey 5.2/10, with some viewers commending its daring approach to taboo subjects, while others find it too exploitative. Metacritic notes the film's provocative themes but suggests that it may not be suitable for all audiences. Overall, The Devil's Honey is a polarizing film that elicits strong reactions from viewers.