The Devil Conspiracy (2022)
- Justin Whippo
- Mar 13, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 30
My quick rating - 5.6/10. The summary sounded interesting enough. Nice intro to grab my attention, as well as showing Lucifer being defeated by Michael and cast down to the depths of hell. Yeah, I saw the Shroud of Turin when it made its way through Chicago at the Museum of Science & Industry, and I can ASSURE you the security was a whole hell of a lot stiffer than this movie is portraying LOL. Oh, a bit further into the flick, hell happens to be a couple of hundred feet below the surface of the Earth. Ok, fine, it is a magical little portal between the two, but still. Apparently, people back then weren't too concerned about building a castle above the devil's prison. It does make for an evil villain's hideout quite well. The visuals in this one were very well done, especially since they weren't working on some Hollywood budget (5 million). What they were able to do with it makes for some nice-looking scenes, especially down in Hell. The story that they came up with is really top-notch as well. It isn't far-fetched to see something along the lines of this happening. Using the DNA from famous people, clone children of the greats, such as Mozart and Paganini, are being created and sold to the highest bidder. But with this technology comes the evil doers who would love to use the DNA to replicate Jesus, but not in the way you expect, but in a way to go full circle to what I mentioned at the start. To free Lucifer. But with such a promising story comes this flick. There are so many flaws going on throughout that it just doesn't ever fit together. It is also moving at a hundred miles an hour non-stop and really doesn't ever build up any tension since it is tension the whole time. The acting is average, which is about all that was needed. Director Nathan Frankowski also had no qualms in dealing out the gore out and blood is spewing on occasion, mixed in with the action. I was also impressed that they didn't get themselves entirely too wrapped up in the whole religious aspects of this, even though it is a major portion of the experience. Last thing to mention is some good choices in the music which were used appropriately here. I must say I enjoyed this one a great deal and surely didn't expect it to be as good as it was.














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