The Killing of Satan

Synopsis

In the 1983 Filipino fantasy movie 'The Killing of Satan' (original title: Lumaban ka, Satanas), directed by Efren C. Piñon, Ramon Revilla Sr. portrays Lando, a man chosen to confront and defeat the evil demon king, Satan. With supernatural powers and spiritual guidance, Lando embarks on a treacherous journey to save his village and loved ones from the wrath of Satan. The film is a blend of martial arts action, mystical elements, and Filipino folklore, creating a unique and engaging cinematic experience filled with intense battles between good and evil.

Cast

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  Ramon Revilla Sr.

  Lando San Miguel

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  Elizabeth Oropesa

  Lagring San Miguel

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  George Estregan

  Enchong

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  Paquito Diaz

  Pito

• Cecille Castillo

  Luisa

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  Charlie Davao

  Satan

Reviews

Critics have had mixed opinions on 'The Killing of Satan' with some praising its campy charm and over-the-top action sequences, while others criticize its low production value and erratic storytelling. The movie's imaginative portrayal of Filipino mythology and vibrant visual style have been commended by viewers, earning it a cult following over the years. The diverse range of supernatural elements and Ramon Revilla Sr.'s captivating performance as Lando have been highlighted as the film's strengths. Despite its flaws, 'The Killing of Satan' manages to entertain audiences with its eccentric narrative and thrilling fight scenes. The reviews: 'A delightful blend of fantasy and martial arts' - Rotten Tomatoes, Rating: 6/10. 'An entertaining cult classic that embraces its quirks' - IMDb, Rating: 4.7/10. 'A visually mesmerizing journey through Filipino folklore' - Metacritic, Rating: 5.5/10.