Little Evil

The story centers on Gary, played by Adam Scott, who marries Samantha, a single mother. As Gary tries to bond with Samantha's six-year-old son Lucas, he begins to notice disturbing signs that suggest the boy might be the Antichrist. This premise plays on classic horror themes of evil children but adds a comedic twist through Gary's increasingly desperate attempts to handle the situation.

Eli Craig, the director, is known for blending horror and comedy, and Little Evil follows in the tradition of films that mix scares with laughs. The cast includes Evangeline Lilly as Samantha and features performances by Donald Faison, Chris D'Elia, and Clancy Brown, whose presence adds depth to the supporting roles.

The film was produced by Bluegrass Films and Mandalay Pictures and runs for 94 minutes. It garnered attention for its unique tone, balancing suspense with satire in a way that appeals to collectors interested in genre hybrids. While it did not receive a wide theatrical release, its home media presence has allowed it to reach a cult audience.

Collectors will find Little Evil available on DVD, making it accessible for those who focus on physical media. The film’s combination of horror and comedy, along with its notable cast and offbeat story, makes it a distinct addition to a collection focused on modern genre films that play with horror conventions.