The Enemy

The Enemy tells the story of Christians Betsy and Tim as they confront demons that have taken over two young brothers. The film's runtime is 67 minutes, making it a succinct yet impactful addition to the horror genre. It is based on a novel by Jim Grant, adding a layer of literary connection to its narrative.

With its focus on possession, The Enemy delves into dark themes that have been prevalent in horror cinema. The film features performances by Judith Ivey, Beatrice Fredman, and Anthony Mockus Sr., who contribute to the intense atmosphere. As a product of the 1970s, it reflects the era's approach to horror and drama, making it a relevant piece for collectors of this genre.