Evil Everywhere

About This Movie

Evil Everywhere is a quirky blend of comedy, fantasy, and horror that really captures that 80s vibe in a refreshing way. The film opens with a nostalgic nod to 1985's slasher era, setting a tone that’s both playful and macabre. The pacing shifts keep you engaged as Jake Davis, played with a charming awkwardness, seeks out Zeke Zanderfeldt—who’s living the hermit lifestyle—to unravel the mystery behind the returning evil. The practical effects have a delightful retro feel, and there’s this underlying commentary on friendship and trauma that makes it more than just a typical horror flick. The performances are solid, especially from the two leads, which adds a layer of depth to the absurdity. It’s distinct for blending genres without taking itself too seriously.

Blend of genres works surprisingly wellInteresting take on horror tropesPractical effects add to the charm