It feels a little cheap to give a movie points for being a sort-of, kind-of good movie when you thought it would be cheap, corny, and ugly, but here we are.
For what this tries to do, it does well. The tension is built honestly, and unlike a lot of movies that use it as a flimsy device, The Devil’s Rock uses the Nazi angle without being too heavy-handed while framing it in a backdrop that actually fits the plot. Minimal CGI as well, which always makes me happy.
The writing is pretty good, the acting is pretty good, and it was genuinely a lot of fun. There is a bit of arbitrary Movie Stuff, that, in some movies, you’d…