Face of Evil

About This Movie

So, 'Face of Evil' is one of those films that sits in this weird space between horror and thriller. You’ve got Jay Williams coming home from the Middle East, and then everything goes sideways with this epidemic at his party. The tension builds nicely as he figures out what’s happening, and the pacing keeps you on edge. I mean, the atmosphere is thick, kind of claustrophobic, especially as he and his ex-sergeant dig into a conspiracy that’s chilling. The practical effects have that gritty feel, which just adds to the unease. Performances are decent, nothing groundbreaking, but they work well in this context. It's definitely worth checking out for those who enjoy a blend of military drama and horror.

Interesting blend of military and horror elements. · Practical effects enhance the unsettling atmosphere. · Themes of trust and betrayal run deep.