To the Devil a Daughter

Synopsis

To the Devil a Daughter, released in 1976, follows a chilling tale of a young woman who becomes the target of a satanic cult. Richard Widmark portrays a writer who gets entangled in a deadly battle to save the girl from being sacrificed to the devil. As the sinister forces close in, a harrowing battle between good and evil ensues, leading to a shocking climax filled with suspense and horror. The atmospheric setting and intense performances make this occult thriller a must-watch for fans of the genre.

Cast

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  Richard Widmark

  John Verney

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  Christopher Lee

  Father Michael

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  Nastassja Kinski

  Catherine

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  Honor Blackman

  Anna

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  Denholm Elliott

  Henry Beddows

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  Michael Goodliffe

  George de Grass

Reviews

To the Devil a Daughter has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its eerie atmosphere and suspenseful storytelling, others found it lacking in coherent plot development. IMDb rates the movie at 5.8/10, with viewers appreciating the performances but criticizing the pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 45% score, indicating a divisive reception among audiences. Metacritic's rating of 39/100 suggests a polarizing response, with some commendations for the film's dark tone and visuals. Despite the differing opinions, To the Devil a Daughter remains a cult classic in the horror genre, holding a unique appeal for fans of occult-themed movies.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Ex Machina

Oppenheimer