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The affect of the Jesuit missionaries among the Indians of Quebec is not romanticized or glossed over, nor are the Jesuits shown as evil white devils.
From the title, I was expecting this to be a rip-off of The Exorcist, but it's more like Ken Russell's classic nunsploitation flick 'The Devils'.
First off, I'm a HUGE fan of Mr. Lewis and have enjoyed many of his films over the years (2000 Maniacs, Blood Feast, Gruesome Twosome, She Devils On Wheels, Colour Me Blood Red, etc).
I recommend seeing "the devils backbone" instead.
I waited so long for The Devils Rejects only to realize they took a totally different spin on the genre.
The aspect that I found most interesting in the second half of the movie, was the exploration of the Midwestern "Family Values" of the Heartland versus the evil New York/New Jersey devils represented by the Silvanos.
The visual style blends perfectly the paintings of Europeans like Goya and Rembrandt on the fascinating land of Provence in France, and the Gothic-terrific architecture with beasts, devils and dragons with the fascinating Romanesque-Renaissance grand flavor of color, spaces, and themes.
I recommend this for all those who have the desire to understand the urge of running from a hell like devils island and back into the world, our world!
One might say it's the devils ladder, a downward spiral straight to hell.
But if those who built the post-World War II international monetary system worked to guard against the dangers posed by panic-driven international financial crises, why are these financial devils back?
We need to settle a blood debt but we just let the devils go home?
Sooner or later, the Brothers will suffer the fate of all bad devils.
Such mega-regional trade agreements are complex, with many devils in the detail.
And the greatest devils of our economic age lurk in the details of how officials regard the capital – the equity funding – of our largest banks.
Finance is complex, and a lot of devils could be, and were, hidden in the details.
Critics must be fools or devils.
When Maheu had quieted them by speaking of the dandelion salad, he and his comrade set about joking the young woman with the coarseness of good-natured devils.
They wanted to handle them, the joking increased and was turning to cruelty, blows would soon have rained; while the row of poor devils came out shivering and silent beneath the abuse, with sidelong looks in expectation of blows, glad when they could at last rush away out of the mine.
What an abominable thing it is for poor devils to kill each other for the sake of the rich!
Deep down they're just poor devils, these Papuans, and I don't want my visit to Gueboroa Island to cost the life of a single one of these unfortunate people!"
'All these poor devils,' he added, 'labourers from the cradle, have lived, until they came here, upon skim milk and black bread.
These were poor devils, more or less spiritless; but, it must be said in praise of men of this class as they are to be found today in the drawing-rooms of the nobility, they were not equally spiritless to all comers.
'What difficult thing have I ever done that gives me the right to judge poor devils who, after all, once in their lives, have dared, have begun to act?
'Well, then, the Marechale de Fervaques is much given to hatred; she is pitiless in her pursuit of people she has never seen, lawyers, poor devils of literary men who have written songs like Colle, you know?
"By all the devils in hell, 'tis the mad Virginian!
Devils don't slosh around much of a Sunday, I don't reckon."
Presently Huckleberry whispered with a shudder: "It's the devils sure enough.
In my opinion, whoever hove those things in here caught a sight of us and took us for ghosts or devils or something.
I've come now becuz I wanted to know about it, you know; and I come before daylight becuz I didn't want to run across them devils, even if they was dead."
The three became but a dark blurr amid the smoke, with the top spars thrusting out in a bristle, and from the heart of that cloud came the quick red flashes of flame, and such a devils' racket of big guns and small, cheering and screaming, as was to din in my head for many a week.
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