‘Is he Man, Beast or both? Kane is the soldier of Satan’
The Eye of Satan is a 1988 British supernatural crime horror film directed by David Kent-Watson (Into the Darkness; G.B.H.) from a screenplay by Cliff Twemlow [as Mike Sullivan] (Moonstalker aka Predator: The Quietus; The Pike project) who also stars.
The movie also features Ginette Gray, Max Beesley Snr and Brett Sinclair.
Plot:
In Manchester, Northern England, a hit-man is assigned to protect the daughter of a local gangster after her life is threatened by a rival organisation. When the hit-man is double-crossed by his employers he wreaks violent supernatural revenge…
Reviews:
“Keeping things moving was director David Kent-Watson, a Twemlow regular who had already directed GBH and Target: Eve Island for the Mancunian. His direction brings an air of professionalism to the film, conjuring up a tense atmosphere which permeates the movie with a palpable sense of unease and menace. Bearing in mind the minuscule budget he was working with, Kent-Watson also achieves some memorable and highly effective sequences.” Sleaze Diary
Cast and characters:
Cliff Twemlow … Kane [as Mike Sullivan]
Ginette Gray … Christine Stringer
Max Beesley Snr. … Chief Inspector Pete Chase
Brett Sinclair … Sgt. Peters
Paul Flanagan … Bronstein
John Saint Ryan … Camille Muhamed
David Roth … Father Galan
Heather Alexander … Mary Chase
Steve Powell … Daniel Hunter
Liam Leslie … Steve Stringer
Leo Atkin … Ed Stringer
Terry Cundall … Mr Big
Stan Finni … The Demonologist
Jeremy Philips … Pathologist
Censorship:
The Eye of Satan was passed by British censors the BBFC, on 21st February 1992, at 76m 59s with one second cut for distribution by H.E. Video.
