Or something along those lines. Does a title really matter? Of course it does - but what pun is hiding behind the devil in the title? Or is it called Rage where you are from? No pun intended here - the movie seems to have two titles - not sure if the region where this was sold plays a role.

That being said, the movie does look good, has some very fine actors in it and is decent for a low budget thriller. There is enough sleaze and violence to keep you interested ... if that floats your boat. There is also some ... let's call it erotica. Nothing too wild mind you - the movie itself is wild enough. Well all within reason - wait is that another pun? The movie certainly is not build on a funny bone - but bones of its enemies ... ok I'll stop with this.

The direction, photography, and cast all are well and good, it's just the overall story that makes this deeply subpar. It aims to be a smart, stylish, midnight feature, but fails to capture any real interest during it's running time.

First of all, I'm assuming that those who rate this film 8-10's were high when they saw it. That would explain the ratings. There are definitely good and innovative scenes and lighting and cinematography. The use of Sergio Leone type music and gunfights is interesting but also confusing/questionable. Clearly there is a goal in mind here, but that goal is complicated/nullified by the resolution in which the person who uses the most innocuous of all the drugs is revealed to be the most delusional of them all. Perhaps some see this as genius, but I'm certain most would see it as self-destructive as far as the film is concerned. The presumptions that this grab bag of individuals from the UK/US/mixed somehow exist in an American county gels with Leone's making Italy/Spain into the US Southwest, but it also blurs the purpose of the film. It plays upon B movie gimmicks, but in doing so, it becomes another B movie.