Rescue of 'When Evil Lurks' - Best Horror Movie of 2023
By
Matt Patches
Toasted just enough. A reliable bake, gently seasoned.
Summary
The horror movie 'When Evil Lurks' by Argentine filmmaker Demián Rugna, named the best horror movie of 2023, is receiving a deluxe DVD release after its initial streaming debut.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledStrong performances, huge shocks, and a heavy sense of inevitability make this horror movie terrifying.
Rugna offers up some tremendous foreshadowing designed to get his audience squirming, then crosses lines that few horror filmmakers would dare to cross.
When Evil Lurks was named the best horror movie of 2023 by tons of horror fans.
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