Evil Everywhere

About This Movie

Evil Everywhere is a quirky blend of comedy, fantasy, and horror that really captures that 80s vibe in a refreshing way. The film opens with a nostalgic nod to 1985's slasher era, setting a tone that’s both playful and macabre. The pacing shifts keep you engaged as Jake Davis, played with a charming awkwardness, seeks out Zeke Zanderfeldt—who’s living the hermit lifestyle—to unravel the mystery behind the returning evil. The practical effects have a delightful retro feel, and there’s this underlying commentary on friendship and trauma that makes it more than just a typical horror flick. The performances are solid, especially from the two leads, which adds a layer of depth to the absurdity. It’s distinct for blending genres without taking itself too seriously.

Blend of genres works surprisingly well · Interesting take on horror tropes · Practical effects add to the charm