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Satan's Touch is a curious blend of horror and dark humor that dives into the perils of temptation. The atmosphere is thick with a sense of creeping dread as our grocery-store protagonist, desperate for a way out of his mundane life, makes a Faustian bargain that leads him to the glimmering world of casinos. The pacing is an interesting ride; it oscillates between tense moments of his winning streak and the unsettling paranoia of being hunted by a suspicious casino boss. The practical effects are modest but serve the narrative well, adding a layer of authenticity amidst the supernatural chaos. Performances are a mixed bag, but the lead manages to evoke sympathy, making you question the cost of his newfound luck. It's a notable entry in the '80s horror landscape for its unique premise and moral quandaries.
Interesting take on gambling and moralityUnique mix of humor and horrorNotable for practical effects of the era
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