I just saw this film on Mid-day TV. It was excellent but I felt it was a little disjointed as several characters and people were not really explained.For example the long haired young man who took Rachel Leigh Cook for a ride-why did he seemingly have hypnotic power.Also I was a bit sad that the cat was made possessed. As a lover of cats this was a bit sad.The main highlight though was Rachel Leigh Cook-I would have liked to have seen more of her both in the film, and in the flesh as there was this implied feeling of lust by the various hooded figures.Ending I thought that the ending of film left possibility of a sequel-a bit like the Damian trilogy of the 70's.

The countdown is on...the devil is coming, the devil is coming. And, it wants some beauty, so let's kidnap some beautiful girls. From the phony somber stridency of the narrator's opening monologue, to the stupid clock that gives the countdown, this movie has the most implausible of themes. On first viewing, the movie was rated a 5, for some interesting camera work, and movie tone. But several months and several 100 movies later, a second viewing(why I wasted my time I don't know) warrants a lower rating. New rating: 4 As an aside, in one scene, the husband asks about his wife's work: It's "Etruscans" she says. "Ah, snails," he says. "No that's crustaceans," she says. "No sorry, that's mollusca," I say.

... a horrible mutated rat! LOLOkay, it's not tooooo bad. Not, toooo bad. Nobody ever said raising a teenage daughter would be easy.

I just recently watched this movie and was really impressed with the acting job of Rachael Leigh Cook. She did a great job in this flick. The movie it self had a decent storyline and all the actors in it did a good job. Not that bad, but its all about Rachael Leigh Cook.