Comedy and horror, it's always a delicate genre with not alot of good movies. Satanic Panic is just under the good movies in this genre, it's worth watching once but I don't need to watch it again in the future. The horror parts were actually the funniest parts to me, with a decent amount of well done but funny gore. The cast wasn't bad either, no future Oscar winners here but not cringing to watch either. The title for this movie resumes it all, it's just a bit of fun and horror.

SATANIC PANIC (2019) is a Texan comedy/horror B-movie produced by those guys at Fangoria magazine. What it lacks in a big budget it makes up with an overload of grisly gut-ripping FX and a fast-paced plot which sees a virginal pizza delivery driver being pursued by a sect of desperate housewives who need her to summon a demon into our world. Said bad guys are led by X-MEN actress Rebecca Romijn while newcomer Hayley Griffith certainly puts in a good effort as the put-upon lead. This is a familiar film without much depth which hits the ground running but ends up losing steam around the halfway mark thanks to the small scale, almost pedestrian plot development. Still, the entrail-focused FX count for something and it's pretty funny, so it's not all bad, just average. I caught it on Prime.

Sam (Hayley Griffith) delivers pizza and composes bad love songs. She doesn't make money at either one. She delivers a large order to Mill Basin, a community of gated homes. She gets stiffed on the tip and ends up interrupting a meeting to conjure Baphomet, the demon and not the band. They need a virgin in what becomes a cat and mouse game.

The film was done in a light comedy-horror fashion. It was amusing without any belly laughs as it spoofs Satanic horror films.

Guide: F-word, sex, nudity. subtitles in English, Spanish and French.