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Watch: Face of Evil 2016 123movies, Full Movie Online – On July 4th, private Jay Williams returns home from the Middle East, but a mysterious epidemic breaks out and infects his friends at his party. On the road to salvation, Jay is joined by his ex-sergeant, who reveals chilling secrets leading to a conspiracy. The night has just begun, as they embark on a survival quest for the ultimate truth..
Plot: On July 4th, private Jay Williams returns home from the Middle East, but a mysterious epidemic breaks out and infects his friends at his party. On the road to salvation, Jay is joined by his ex-sergeant, who reveals chilling secrets leading to a conspiracy. The night has just begun, as they embark on a survival quest for the ultimate truth.
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Ratings:

	2.8/10 Votes: 218
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	N/A Votes: 6 Popularity: 2.312 | TMDB

Reviews:

Dinatolo’s story is a blend of classic horror tropes and contemporary social awareness. There is a hint of zombie-esque attitude, but I got a strong “Night Of The Demons” vibe through the first half of the movie. The dialog is a bit rough and characters could have been developed a bit better, however the movie has some cool moments.

“Face Of Evil” really shines during a few quality scenes. The main character’s hypnotic- like moment starring at the singer in the bar scene, the drive through skid row with the radio broadcast, and the big reveal at the end during the guy struggling to come to terms with the truth. Great moments both in story , and acting.

The special effects really state the low budget quality of the film. The CGI over practical kind of hurt the horror momentum that “almost but not quite gets there”. Some of the effects work great, the big win visually in “Face Of Evil” is the cinematography choices. It is very stylized and atmospheric which sells the classic horror influences.

Overall “Face Of Evil” will disappoint a large section of horror fans, but the low budget, true indie crowd will find as much to enjoy as dislike. Suspend belief and give into total fantasy, and respect and feel the very real message of mental health crisis and our veterans.

Dinatolo’s story is a blend of classic horror tropes and contemporary social awareness. There is a hint of zombie-esque attitude, but I got a strong “Night Of The Demons” vibe through the first half of the movie. The dialog is a bit rough and characters could have been developed a bit better, however the movie has some cool moments.

“Face Of Evil” really shines during a few quality scenes. The main character’s hypnotic- like moment starring at the singer in the bar scene, the drive through skid row with the radio broadcast, and the big reveal at the end during the guy struggling to come to terms with the truth. Great moments both in story , and acting.

The special effects really state the low budget quality of the film. The CGI over practical kind of hurt the horror momentum that “almost but not quite gets there”. Some of the effects work great, the big win visually in “Face Of Evil” is the cinematography choices. It is very stylized and atmospheric which sells the classic horror influences.

Overall “Face Of Evil” will disappoint a large section of horror fans, but the low budget, true indie crowd will find as much to enjoy as dislike. Suspend belief and give into total fantasy, and respect and feel the very real message of mental health crisis and our veterans.

not quite as bad as the reviews
The beginning, with the house party, was comically bad, but after that the movie gets much better. The story was pretty good. The ratings seem to be at extremes, either ones or tens. The ones, I think, are just going by the house party scene and not the whole movie. The tens, without a doubt, are not accurate either. It falls somewhere around a four or five.

Four thumbs up!
Why not, it was entertaining. What the hell did I just watch? Face of Evil, which is described as a psychological thriller/horror by director/writer/auteur Vito Dinatolo, well, it unsettled me. I like to be scared while being entertained. I love classic horrors such as The Exorcist. I also like psychological horrors from Rosemary’s Baby to Blair Witch to last year’s surprise chiller, Don’t Breathe. Then again, I always wanted the stereotyped horror characters to be a little self aware of their stupidity: could the Jock display his feminine side; could the tarty Blonde not chew gum and say she’s saving herself for God; could the Black guy have voted for Trump and not get killed off early; could the Redneck with the Confederate flag on his truck, have voted for Hillary…just asking. And the more I think about it, Face of Evil, with its incredibly spooky poster and mish-mash of genres, may indeed have that WTF-factor. It sort of masquerades as a genre zombie scare fest, then its second half twists like a dagger in the ribs, and deals with the horrors of PTSD and general societal paranoia about Big Brother, terrorism and even Trump’s own Pandora’s box of WTF-just-happened?

Anyway, I especially like horror with a WTF-factor, with a bloody splash of clever irony like the Swedish movie Let the Right One In. Its premise is simple: Private Williams returns home from the Middle East to find out hell is home, as an epidemic turns his surprise party into tragedy. But his night has just begun…and then the paranoia and more fun kicks in. Okay, it’s not The Exorcist, but with Face of Evil, I’m still wondering what I saw – black comedy, cheesy spoof, another zombie movie, then something shifts, even the camera-work, when “Sarge” turns up and the over arching paranoia spins out of control. It’s like two movies in one. I also enjoyed the guerilla style filmmaking, all creatively done on a tight budget. The director also makes an “eye-catching” cameo appearance a la Hitchcock.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 30 min (90 min)
Budget 200000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Horror, Thriller
Director Vito Dinatolo
Writer Vito Dinatolo
Actors Scott Baxter, Chad Bishop, Jamie Bernadette
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company Gravitas Ventures
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby SR
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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Film Length N/A
Negative Format N/A
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format N/A